Adventures in Science With Michael Mosley

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April 2013 • Membership Magazine for the Friends of Idaho Public Television
Adventures in Science
With Michael Mosley
See page 3 for details
April Table Of Contents
3 WOMEN AND RELIGION
4 ‘INDEPENDENT LENS’
6-15
20 AROUND THE WORLD WITH ‘GLOBE TREKKER’
PROBES WAR ON DRUGS
IdahoPTV’s Primetime All-Channel Schedule
15 RUNNING WITH THE BULLS
16 Weekends: Overnight and Daytime Schedule
24 KEN BURNS FILM RECALLS
‘CENTRAL PARK FIVE’
26 TWO DOCUMENTARIES CELEBRATE EARTH DAY
28 A HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR’S STORY
Front Cover: Adventures in Science With Michael Mosley
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Divine WOMEN
Airs Tuesdays, April 2-16, at 7:00 p.m. MT/PT
British scholar Bettany Hughes charts the
role of women and their relationship with
religion from 9000 BC onward in this threepart series. Hughes tells how women were
effectively sidelined to a point where modern
women are forced to battle for ordination in
the United Kingdom, while in the Middle
East subjugation is such that simple education
remains a distant aspiration for many females.
Drawing on her own research and
archaeological evidence, Hughes, a historian,
author and current research fellow of King’s
College London, tells the stories of the
women whose legends and lives cast new
light on some of the debates about the role of
women in religion today.
“The role of women in the first 300 years
of the church was a vigorous one, and has
been played down by history,” she tells the
Huffington Post UK. “A lot of the early
churches in Rome were founded by women,
paid for by women and dedicated to women.
Females were also clearly involved not just
in the administration but also the theological
practice of the early Christian church. We
know this, as there are wall paintings of
women administering Eucharist, and women
dressed as priests.”
According to Hughes, women were
effectively removed from front-line
Christianity when it became the official
religion of the Roman Empire in the fifth
century. “Suddenly Christianity had this huge
geographical territory to cover, so the value
of the military became that much greater,”
she suggests.
April 2013
Michael Mosley
DIVESDIVESDIVES
Into Science
Airs Wednesdays, April 3-17, at 9:00 p.m. and April 24 at 10:00 p.m. MT/PT
Tap into seven science adventures
in April with British physician and
science journalist Michael Mosley.
The three shows that air at 9:00
p.m. MT/PT began production after
Mosley’s personal routine blood work
revealed borderline diabetes and high
cholesterol. His doctor recommends
medications; he seeks other ways.
“I have always been interested in
self-experimentation as a research
device because so many of the most
important discoveries came from
scientists and doctors who used
themselves as test subjects,” Mosley
says of the times he tries out science
on himself.
With cameras in tow, Mosley
travels across the United
States to collaborate
with researchers in a
variety of health-related
fields. He swallows a
miniaturized camera
for scientists to inspect
his intestinal track. He discovers
revolutionary research that enables
him to test a new science-based dietary
program that is easy to incorporate
into normal life — and improve his
blood test results.
The first of the four programs that
air at 10:00 p.m. MT/PT examines
pleasure and pain. Mosley investigates
the link between the two sensations
by attempting to eat a year’s worth
of chocolate to find out the precise
moment when pleasure turns to pain.
And he takes part in a chili-eating
competition, hoping the promised
endorphins kick in quickly.
Then Mosley turns his attention
to 10 things to know about
losing weight, followed
by a special two-part
presentation on medical
advances being made
in Afghanistan to
deal with war-related
injuries.
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K i n d H e a r t e d Wo m a n
Airs Monday-Tuesday, April 1-2, at 9:00 p.m. MT/PT
This two-part series, a special
co-presentation of FRONTLINE
and INDEPENDENT LENS,
creates an unforgettable portrait
of Robin Charboneau, a
32-year-old divorced Oglala
Sioux woman living on
North Dakota’s Spirit Lake
Reservation. She negotiates
single motherhood, tenuous
sobriety, and a complex justice
system to emerge intact after
years of domestic abuse.
Viewers first meet
Charboneau as she trudges
across the reservation in minus 8-degree weather, returning
home after a 20-day stay in rehab. “Now I’m sober, and I’m
really, really scared I’m going to start drinking again,” she says.
Charboneau also confronts the aftereffects of the sexual
abuse she suffered as a child and fights to keep her family
together. She is involved in a custody battle with her ex-husband
over their two children — even after the father is convicted of
abusive sexual contact with his daughter. And she continues to
pursue her dream of a college
degree and a career as a
social worker.
“As in my other films
profiling rural poverty, I was
trying to reach out to another
forgotten corner of the
American landscape,” says
producer David Sutherland
of the time he followed
Charboneau to make the film,
“this time to put a face on
a Native family so that we
could see them close-up with
all the detail that illuminates
the rich reality of their lives.”
Charboneau’s battle in tribal court with her ex-husband
illuminates how serious the problem of sexual abuse is on
Native American reservations. Her quest to heal her family, find
a man worthy of her love, build a career, and fulfill her goal of
returning to her reservation to help prevent the abuse of women
and children, takes her on an intimate journey full of heartbreak,
discovery and redemption.
Airs Mondays, April 8-29, at 10:00 p.m. MT/PT
Documentaries that focus on two
major issues facing America today — the
ongoing war on drugs and the policing of
the U.S.-Mexican border — are among
the four new offerings this month on
public television’s largest showcase of
independent film.
For more than 40 years, the war on
drugs has accounted for 45 million arrests
and made the United States the world’s
largest jailer. Yet for all that, drugs are
cheaper, purer and more available today
than ever before. The House I Live In
(April 8) looks at the battle that has cost
countless lives, destroyed families and
inflicted untold damage on communities
nationwide.
From the birth of the comic book
superheroine in the 1940s to the
blockbusters of today, Wonder Women!
The Untold Story of American
Superheroines (April 15) looks at how
popular representations of powerful
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about women’s liberation.
After bringing democracy to the
Maldives, President Mohamed Nasheed
must now ensure that the tiny island nation
in the Indian Ocean does not disappear
under rising sea levels. As chronicled in
The Island President (April 22), this
means he must capture the attention
of global superpowers, forge alliances,
persuade the skeptical, and learn the ropes
of international political horse-trading.
Border Patrol agents, smugglers,
ranchers, tourists and others form a
constellation of people engaged with
the Arizona-Mexico border on a daily
basis — policing it, inhabiting it, crossing
it, working it, making it safer or simply
feeling its consequences. But at the center
of it all is the migrant. The Undocumented
(April 29) tells the story of the migrants
who die while trying to cross an
unforgiving desert in search of a better life.
D4K Sees the Light (and Color) in April
Airs Tuesday, April 16, at 2:00/1:00 p.m. MT/PT
How do light and color behave in
the universe? Host Joan Cartan-Hansen
is joined by Henry Charlier, associate
professor of chemistry and biochemistry
and co-director of IDoTeach at Boise
State University, and Kathryn Devine,
assistant professor of physics at the
College of Idaho, to discuss Light and
Color. Students from the Idaho Distance
Education Academy will join in, asking
questions during the show.
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Are You Being Served? As Time Goes By
“Hold Up”
“The Dinner Party”
11:30/10:30p
The Cafe
“A Note to Follow”
“Dublin and Sidetrips”
9:00p
9:30p
Michael Feinstein’s American Songbook
“Show Tunes”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Shelter Me
“Let’s Go Home”
10:00p
10:30p
“Let’s Dance”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Nature
11:00p
Charlie Rose
This Old House
“A Home for Mom & Dad” “South Ireland”
Travelscope
“Ontario”
Cook’s Country
“Meat & Potatoes”
“Chiles Rellenos”
“South Ireland”
PBS NewsHour
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Wilderness: The Great Debate
8:00p
“Gambling Fever”
Saturday, 6
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“St. Louis’ Little Italy”
Charlie Rose
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
“Let’s Dance”
Cooking Confidence
“Dinner Time Sizzle”
Primal Grill w/S.Raichlen Essential Pepin
“Fired Up, Down Under” “Easy and Elegant Seafood” “Meat and Potatoes”
Ciao Italia
“Cooking of Campania”
Dangerous Edge: A Life of Graham Greene
Hemingway in Cuba
10:00/9:00p
Artist Toolbox
“Daniel Boulud”
Moyers & Company
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Wild!
“In the Company of Moose”
History Detectives
8:30p
9:00p
9:30p
10:00p
10:30p
Keeping Up Appearances As Time Goes By
The Cafe
The Red Green Show
My Family
“What’s Wrong w/Mrs. Bale?” “Fragile: Handle w/Care” “The Whooping Crane” “Bully for Ben”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
“Show Tunes”
April 2013
Simply Ming
“Caramelization”
11:30p
11:00p
Doctor Who
“Flesh and Stone”
11:30p
10:30/9:30p
Sun Studio Sessions
“The Dunwells”
11:00/10:00p
Austin City Limits
“Bon Iver”
11:30/10:30p
Simply Ming
“Creme Anglaise”
Kimchi Chronicles
“The Rice Chronicles”
“Cinque Terre”
LinkAsia
Washington Week
With Gwin Ifill
7
5:00/4:00p MT/PT — 8:00/7:00p MT/PT
Wednesday, 10
Tuesday, 9
Monday, 8
Idaho-1
Plus-2
Thursday, 11
“Roasting”
6:00p
PBS NewsHour
Cyberchase
“The Snelfu Snafu, Part One”
World-4
Outdoor Idaho
Seeds of Resiliency
5:00p
5:30p
Idaho-1
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Learn/Create-3 “War of the Words”
Cyberchase
“The Snelfu Snafu, Part Two”
6:30p
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Globe Trekker
“Around the World: Across America, Route 66 & Beyond”
7:30/6:30p
Dialogue
“Thomas Keneally”
8:0
Ida
“For the Love of Vegetables”
“Tacos, Tacos, Tacos”
Christina
“Sweet Seductions”
Cook’s Country
“Thrill of the Grill”
6:00p
6:30p
7:00p
6:00/5:00p
NOVA
6:30/5:30p
Divine Women
“Handmaids of the Gods”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Everyday Edisons
“This Invention Really Sucks!/Up in the Air Tubes”
Essential Pepin
“Veg-In!”
“Vegetables Mains”
“Braising”
Christina
“Ramp Up”
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
PB
6:30p
7:00p
7:30p
8:0
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Nature
“Clash: Encounters of Bears and Wolves”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Midsomer Murders
“A Talent for Life, Part One”
“For the Love of Soup”
Cook’s Country
“Forgotten Cookies”
Christina
“Naturally Vegetarian Mexican” “Calling All Chocoholics”
PBS NewsHour
6:00p
World-4
Independent Lens (2 hours)
“The House I Live In”
Idaho-1
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Plus-2
“The Wordball Is My Oyster”
Plus-2
As
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6:00/5:00p
My Hero
“Zero Tolerance”
6:30/5:30p
Doc Martin
“Don’t Let Go”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
As Time Goes By
The Cafe
“What’s Wrong With Mrs. Bale?” “Fragile: Handle With Care”
7:30p
Essential Pepin
“Fine Finishes”
“Pork Chops and Lentil Salad” “Poaching”
J. Weir’s Cooking Confidence
“Slow Food Italian Style”
8:0
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5:00p
5:30p
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
6:00p
PBS NewsHour
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Nature
7:00p
7:30p
Washington Week
Need to Know
With Gwen Ifill
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Wild!
“Orangutans: The Last Trimate”
8:0
Fo
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“Philadelphia’s Beef Rolls”
Mexico: 1 Plate at a Time
“Mediterranean Baja”
Cyberchase
“Past Perfect Prediction”
6:30p
Cook’s Country
“Super-Easy Comfort Food”
“Harvest Time”
5:30p
Th
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Sacred Stick
6:00p
6:30p
7:00p
7:30p
MT — Antiques Roadshow “Cincinnati, Hour Two”
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
Globe Trekker
“Around the World: Across America, Route 66 & Beyond”
6:00/5:00p
Artist Tookbox
“Ramsey Lewis”
6:30/5:30p
Sun Studio Sessions
“The Trishas”
“April Showers”
7:00/6:00p
Austin City Limits
“John Legend & The Roots”
8:0
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“Hong Kong”
“Guadalajara & Puerto Vallarta” “Vancouver & Victoria, B.C.”
Moyers & Company
Outdoor Idaho
“Backroad Adventures”
Learn/Create-3 “Folk Tales Transformed/Preserving a Place for the Arts”
World-4
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6:30p
PBS NewsHour
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“Can We Live Forever?”
5:00p
Plus-2
Cyberchase
“Balancing Act”
6:00p
Am
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The Truth About Exercise With Michael Mosley
Idaho-1
8:0
NOVA
“Australia’s First 4 Billion Years: Awakening”
Learn/Create-3 “Electric Accompany”
World-4
PBS NewsHour
7:30p
Frontline
“Syria Behind the Lines”
5:30p
Th
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Going Blind (90 minutes)
5:00p
Cyberchase
“Trading Places”
Gl
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Ma
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5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
As
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7:30p
Idaho-1
Learn/Create-3 “The Limerick Slam”
8:0
Hi
7:00p
Antiques Roadshow
“Cincinnati, Hour Two”
7:00/6:00p
Outdoor Idaho
Bonsai People: The Visions of Muhammad Yunus
Plus-2
Christina
“How Sweet It Is”
Play It Again
AfroPop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange
“Burning in the Sun”
5:30p
7:30/6:30p
Sunday, 7
“A Taste of Spain”
World-4
Idaho-1
Friday, 12
Essential Pepin
“Sweets for My Sweet”
5:00p
5:30p
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
World-4
Saturday, 13
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Idaho Reports 2013
5:00p
8
8:0
Oregon Field Guide
Rescue in the Philippines: Refuge From the Holocaust
Learn/Create-3 “The Wordball Is My Oyster”
Plus-2
7:30p
Outdoor Idaho
7:00/6:00p
Friday, 12
World-4
Hey Kids, Let’s Cook
“Peanut Butter Apple Puffs”
6:30p
Monday, 8
“Peru”
7:00p
MT — Divine Women “When God Was a Girl”
PT — NOVA “Ancient Computer”
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
180 Days: A Year Inside an American High School (2 hours)
Tuesday, 9
Learn/Create-3 Hands On Crafts for Kids
6:00p
Dialogue
Need to Know
Inside Washington
Saturday, 13
Sunday, 7
Plus-2
5:30p
MT — Moyers & Company
PT — Divine Women “When God Was a Girl”
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
NOVA
Wee
Wednesday, 10
5:00p
Idaho-1
Thursday, 11
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Sunday, 7
Monday, 8
Tuesday, 9
10:00p
10:30p
Rudy Maxa’s World
“Kyoto, Japan”
Essential Pepin
“Sweets for My Sweet”
“A Taste of Spain”
Global Voices
“Give Us the Money”
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
“Thomas Cahill”
America ReFramed
“West 47th Street”
8:00p
8:30p
Market Warriors
“Antiquing in Chicago, Ill.”
9:00p
9:30p
10:00p
Globe Trekker
Independent Lens
“Around the World: Across America, Rt. 66 & Beyond” “The House I Live In”
8:00/7:00p
Idaho Reports 2013
9:00/8:00p
West of the Basque
8:00/7:00p
History Detectives
8:30/7:30p
Ask This Old House
“Washing Machine Valve”
“Cinque Terre”
8:30/7:30p
9:30/8:30p
8:30p
9:00p
“Carol Burnett: A Woman of Character”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
9:00/8:00p
Pleasure and Pain
Hometime
“North Woods Trees”
“History of Shopping”
“Berlin”
PBS NewsHour
8:00p
8:30p
9:00p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Taste This!
“Firebird”
“Cinque Terre”
11:00p
Simply Ming
“Thickening w/S. Lee”
Charlie Rose
11:30p
11:30/10:30p
Dialogue
“Guac on the Wild Side” “The Best of West Ireland”
Going Blind
10:00p
Erma Bombeck:
Legacy of Laughter
9:30/8:30p
Frontline
10:00/9:00p
NOVA
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Everyday Edisons
“This Invention Really Sucks!/Up in the Air Tubes”
Essential Pepin
“Veg-In!”
“Vegetable Mains”
The Great American
Seafood Cook-Off III
Kimchi Chronicles
“The Rice Chronicles”
9:30p
10:30p
10:30p
11:00p
9:00/8:00p
Death in Paradise
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
Call the Midwife
10:30/9:30p
“For the Love of Soup”
Cook’s Country
“Forgotten Cookies”
Taste This!
“Chicken & Potato Salad” “Cooks Who Care”
Charlie Rose
10:00p
9:30p
“Berlin”
Bonsai People: The Visions of Muhammad Yunus
10 Things You Need to Know About Losing Weight Charlie Rose
11:30p
Charlie Rose
Charlie Rose
10:00p
11:00p
Ask This Old House
Rudy Maxa’s World
“Washing Machine Valve” “Rhine and Rothenburg” “South Africa: Safari”
PBS NewsHour
10:30p
11:30p
Defiant Requiem: Voices of Resistance
9:30p
NOVA
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Masterpiece Classic
“Mr. Selfridge, Part Two”
Cooking Confidence
“Bean Pasta & Salad”
11:00p
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
Globe Trekker
Outdoor Idaho
“Around the World: Across America, Rt. 66 & Beyond” “Canyonlands Calling”
Cook’s Country
This Old House
Travelscope
“Cambridge Project, Pt. 1” “The Best of West Ireland” “Custer Country, Mont.” “For the Love of Vegetables” “Thrill of the Grill”
8:00p
Wednesday, 10
9:30p
New Tricks
“Blue Flower”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
180 Days: A Year Inside an American High School
PBS NewsHour
Thursday, 11
9:00p
Masterpiece Classic
“Mr. Selfridge, Part Two”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Dangerous Edge: A Life of Graham Greene
Call the Midwife
Friday, 12
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8:00p
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
“Rhine and Rothenburg”
Independent Lens
“The House I Live In”
8:00p
8:30p
9:00p
Outdoor Idaho
8:00/7:00p
The Red Green Show
“The Whooping Crane”
This American Land
“Snowmobiles/Fishing”
8:30/7:30p
Midsomer Murders
“A Talent for Life, Part Two”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
My Family
The Thin Blue Line
“Heart of Xmas, Part One”
“Road Rage”
10:00/9:00p
My Hero
“Zero Tolerance”
”Hometime “Timber
Shed Wall Framing”
“Munich and the Alps”
“Future of Shopping”
The Great American
“Pork Chops & Lentil Salad” Seafood Cook-Off
Kimchi Chronicles
”The Jeju Chronicles”
Charlie Rose
Essential Pepin
“Fine Finishes”
PBS NewsHour
8:00p
8:30p
Foyle’s War
“Plan of Attack, Part One”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Lost Bird Project
9:00p
9:30p
Live From Lincoln Center
“Josh Groban: All That Echoes”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Alaska, the World, and Wally Hickel
This Old House
Travelscope
“Cambridge Project, Pt. 1” “Switz’s Jungfrau Region” “Brittany, France”
PBS NewsHour
8:00p
“Night Club”
Saturday, 13
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8:30p
9:00p
“Alastair’s Engagement”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
“On the Air”
Smart Travels w/R. Maxa
“Seattle”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
“Josh Groban: All That Echoes”
10:00p
The Red Green Show
“Back to Nature”
10:00/9:00p
Artist Toolbox
“Ramsey Lewis”
Erma Bombeck:
Legacy of Laughter
Moyers & Company
11:30p
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Are You Being Served? As Times Goes By
The Cafe
“What’s Wrong w/M. Bale?” “Fragile: Handle w/Care”
Simply Ming
“M. Schlow at Tico”
Charlie Rose
Smart Travels w/R. Maxa Smart Travels w/R. Maxa Smart Travels w/R. Maxa America’s Test Kitchen
“Maui & Hawaii’s Big Island” “Oahu and Kauai”
“San Francisco”
“Vegetable Mains”
April 2013
9:30p
The Cafe
“Deal or No Deal”
11:00p
Charlie Rose
10:00p
10:30p
“On the Air”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Nature
Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country
“Philadelphia’s Beef Rolls” “Comfort Food”
10:30p
Death in Paradise
11:00p
Charlie Rose
“Munich and the Alps”
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Wild!
“Orangutans: The Last Trimate”
“Salsas That Cook”
“Switz’s Jungfrau Region”
Frontline
10:30p
My Family
“It’s Training Men”
11:00p
11:30p
Doctor Who
“The Vampires of Venice”
10:30/9:30p
Sun Studio Sessions
“The Trishas”
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Austin City Limits
“John Legend & The Roots”
Simply Ming
“Thickening w/S. Lee”
Kimchi Chronicles
“The Seafood Chronicles” “The Best of West Ireland”
LinkAsia
Washington Week
With Gwen Ifill
9
5:00/4:00p MT/PT — 8:00/7:00p MT/PT
Monday, 15
Idaho-1
Plus-2
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Tuesday, 16
5:00p
Learn/Create-3 “The Limerick Slam”
Wednesday, 17
Thursday, 18
Friday, 19
Cyberchase
“The Cosmic Crumpets”
Pacific Heartbeat
Idaho-1
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Learn/Create-3 “Fromage Here to Eternity”
5:30p
Cyberchase
“A Whale of a Tale”
World-4
Independent Lens
“Wham! Bam! Islam!”
Idaho-1
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
5:00p
“Electric Accompany”
Plus-2
Cyberchase
“Spheres of Fears”
Sunday, 14
G
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6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Globe Trekker “Around the World: Pan-Americana
Conquistadors, Aztecs and Incas”
7:30/6:30p
Dialogue
“Author Ethan Watters”
8:
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“Roman Style Saltimbocca”
“Tijuana Taco Crawl”
Cook’s Country
“Chicken for Everyone”
6:00p
6:30p
PBS NewsHour
7:00p
7:30p
8:
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6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
NOVA
Divine Women
“The War of the World”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Everyday Edisons
“Scrub a Dub Dub/Are You Wearing a Battery Charger?”
Essential Pepin
“Economical Offal”
“Irish Comfort Classics”
“Pan Searing”
“Spiced Up”
Finding Kalman
Labyrinth
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
PB
6:00p
6:30p
7:00p
7:30p
8:
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Nature
“The Mystery of Eels”
7:00/6:00p
Midsomer Murders
“A Talent for Life, Part Two”
7:30/6:30p
N
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M
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“Shrimping and Crabbing”
Cook’s Country
“Great American Cookout”
“Cooking on the Sea of Cortez” “Crowd Pleasers”
PBS NewsHour
6:00p
7:00p
6:00/5:00p
My Hero
“Pet Rescue”
6:30/5:30p
“Night Club”
Doc Martin
“Cats and Sharks”
7:00/6:00p
As Time Goes By
“Alastair’s Engagement”
Essential Pepin
“Cozy Carbs”
“Two Ways With Fish”
Chef John Besh’s New Orleans J. Weir’s Cooking Confidence
“Making Waves”
6:00/5:00p
Nature
6:30/5:30p
“Walken’s to Scialo’s Bakery”
Cook’s Country
“Dinner at the Diner”
“World-Class Wines of Baja”
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8:
7:30/6:30p
The Cafe
“Deal or No Deal”
O
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8:
Th
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NOVA scienceNOW
“How Does the Brain Work?”
7:00p
Washington Week
With Gwen Ifill
7:00/6:00p
Wild!
“Chasing Wild Horses”
8:
Th
PB
6:30p
PBS NewsHour
6:30p
Cyberchase
“The X-Factor”
Th
“C
PB
Orchestra of Exiles (90 minutes)
6:00p
PBS NewsHour
7:30p
Need to Know
7:30/6:30p
“Spanish Fiesta”
8:
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Th
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6:00p
6:30p
7:00p
MT — Antiques Roadshow “Cincinnati, Hour Three”
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
Globe Trekker “Around the World:
Pan-Americana, Conquistadors, Aztecs and Incas”
5:30p
6:00/5:00p
Artists Toolbox
“Jason Alexander”
6:30/5:30p
Sun Studio Sessions
“David Ford”
“25th Anniversary Show”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Austin City Limits
“Florence + The Machine/Lykke Li”
b organic w/Michele Beschen
“Refashioned/Naturally Decorative”
For Your Home
“Energy Savers”
Growing a Greener World
“Comm. Supported Programs”
Moyers & Company
Outdoor Idaho
“Seeking Refuge”
Need to Know
Inside Washington
Learn/Create-3 “Can Frogs Dance?/Finding Your Voice”
World-4
Return
Independent Lens
Frontline
“Wonder Women! The Untold Story of American Superheroines”
5:30p
A
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7:30p
5:00p
5:30p
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
5:00p
Plus-2
“Middle-East Feast”
8:
A
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7:00p
Antiques Roadshow
“Cincinnati, Hour Three”
7:00/6:00p
Outdoor Idaho
Guts With Michael Mosley
Idaho-1
6:30p
NOVA
“Australia’s First 4 Billion Years: Life Explodes”
Learn/Create-3 “A Whole New Francine”
World-4
Saturday, 20
5:30p
World-4
5:00p
10
Cyberchase
“Measure for Measure”
Idaho-1
Idaho-1
“Frying”
“Ultimate Italian”
6:00p
PBS NewsHour
Defiant Requiem: Voices of Resistance (90 minutes)
World-4
Essential Pepin
“Special Spuds”
5:00p
5:30p
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
World-4
Plus-2
Ca
America ReFramed (90 minutes)
“Big Enough”
Plus-2
8:
Oregon Field Guide
“Photographer Bill Wallauer”
7:30/6:30p
Sacred Stick
Learn/Create-3 “War of the Words”
Plus-2
7:30p
Outdoor Idaho
7:00/6:00p
Good Food
Monday, 15
World-4
“Personal Pizzas”
6:30p
Tuesday, 16
“Italy”
7:00p
MT — Divine Women “Handmaids of the Gods”
PT — NOVA “Australia’s First 4 Billion Years: Awakening”
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Small Farm Rising
Wednesday, 17
6:00p
Dialogue
7:30p
8:
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Saturday, 20
Sunday, 14
Plus-2
5:30p
PT — Divine Women “Handmaids of the Gods”
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
NOVA
Wee
Thursday, 18
5:00p
Idaho-1
Friday, 19
8:
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Monday, 15
Tuesday, 16
Essential Pepin
“Special Spuds”
10:00p
New Tricks
“Glascow UCOS”
10:00/9:00p
Small Farm Rising
“Ultimate Italian”
10:30p
11:00p
11:30p
Orchestra of Exiles
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
Good Food
11:30/10:30p
“Beef Roulade”
Taste This!
“Cooking With Salt”
“Best of West Ireland”
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
“Backroad Adventures” “Thomas Keneally”
8:00p
8:30p
Market Warriors
“Antiquing in Rochester, Minn.”
9:00p
9:30p
10:00p
10:30p
Globe Trekker “Around the World: Pan-Americana, Independent Lens “Wonder Women!
The Untold Story of American Superheroines”
11:00p
Charlie Rose
11:30p
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Oregon Field Guide
Travelscope
“Cutthroat Trout/Green” “Chile: Driest Place”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
At Home in Russia, At Home on the Prairie
11:00/10:00p
Outdoor Idaho
11:30/10:30p
Dialogue
“Big Enough”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Globe Trekker “Around the World: Pan-Americana
Cook’s Country
This Old House
Travelscope
“Cambridge Project, Pt. 2” “The Majesty of Madrid” “Alaska’s Inside Passage” “Roman Style Saltimbocca” “Chicken for Everyone”
8:30p
9:00p
9:30p
Simply Ming
“Making Sausage”
Charlie Rose
10:00p
Return
“Triple Torta-Thon”
“The Majesty of Madrid”
Outdoor Idaho
10:30p
11:00p
Orchestra of Exiles
11:30p
Memphis Soul: In Performance at the White House
The Central Park Five (2 hours)
Charlie Rose
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
10 Things You Need to Know About Losing Weight NOVA
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Everyday Edisons
“Scrub a Dub Dub/Are You Wearing a Battery Charger?”
Hometime “Timber
Shed Roof Framing”
8:00p
Wednesday, 17
9:30p
Masterpiece Classic
“Mr. Selfridge, Part Three”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Erma Bombeck:
Legacy of Laughter
Global Voices
“Stealing Africa”
B. Wolf: Travels & Trads. Essential Pepin
“Toledo and Salamanca” “Shrine at Czestochowa” “Economical Offal”
PBS NewsHour
Thursday, 18
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9:00p
Ask This Old House
Rudy Maxa’s World
“Installing Bluestone Patio” “The Best of West Ireland” “Scottish Highlands”
8:00p
Friday, 19
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8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
PBS NewsHour
8:30p
9:00p
9:30p
The Great American
“Irish Comfort Classics” Seafood Cook-Off
Kimchi Chronicles
“Seafood Chronicles”
“Toledo and Salamanca”
Charlie Rose
Finding Kalman
Labyrinth
10:00p
10:30p
NOVA
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Masterpiece Classic
“Mr. Selfridge, Part Three”
Battlefield Medicine
9:00/8:00p
Death in Paradise
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
Call the Midwife
Ask This Old House
“Installing Bluestone Patio” “Normandy”
Rudy Maxa’s World
“London”
Cook’s Country
“Shrimping & Crabbing” “Great American Cookout” “Mushroom Lasagna”
PBS NewsHour
Charlie Rose
10:00p
8:00p
8:30p
9:00p
Outdoor Idaho
8:00/7:00p
The Red Green Show
“Back to Nature”
This American Land
“Invading Crayfish/Robot”
8:30/7:30p
Midsomer Murders
“Death and Dreams, Part One”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
My Family
The Thin Blue Line
“Green-Eyed Monster” “Heart of Xmas, Part Two”
Hometime “Stamped
Concrete Patio Demo”
“Belfast & Best. of N. Irlnd” “Southwestern France”
9:30p
Essential Pepin
“Cozy Carbs”
10:30/9:30p
10:30p
Death in Paradise
8:00p
“Friends and Neighbors”
8:30p
9:00p
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Memphis Soul: In Performance at the White House
For Your Home
“What’s New in Green?”
April 2013
11:00p
11:30p
“Two Ways With Fish”
The Great American
Seafood Cook-Off
Charlie Rose
Cook’s Country
“Dinner at the Diner”
10:00/9:00p
Artists Toolbox
“Jason Alexander”
Moyers & Company
Kimchi Chronicles
”The Bean Chronicles”
“Belfast & Best. of N. Irlnd”
11:00p
Charlie Rose
11:30p
11:00/10:00p
Wild!
“Chasing Wild Horses”
11:30/10:30p
Simply Ming
“Rice Pilaf w. E. Krieger” “A Ceviche State of Mind” “London: Mod and Trad”
Charlie Rose
b organic w/M. Beschen For Your Home
P.A. Smith’s Garden Home America’s Test Kitchen
“Art of Comm. in Garden” “Gardening in the Mtns.” “Tree Talkin’’
“Irish Comfort Classics”
Johnny Carson: American Masters (2 hours)
“Normandy”
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Are You Being Served? As Times Goes By
The Cafe
“Night Club”
“Alastair’s Engagement” “Deal or No Deal”
9:30p
10:00p
The Thin Blue Line
The Red Green Show
“Queen’s B’day Present” “Dalton’s Hot Gift”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
“Celebration: Stephanie Blythe Meets Kate Smith”
Taste This!
“Nathan’s Hot Dogs”
10:00/9:00p
My Hero
“Pet Rescue”
9:00p
9:30p
10:00p
10:30p
Bull Runners of Pamplona
“Celebration: Stephanie Blythe Meets Kate Smith”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Mystery of Chaco Canyon
Nature
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Charlie Rose
8:00p
8:30p
Foyle’s War
“Plan of Attack, Part Two”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Five Rivers Five Voices
“Walken’s to Scialo’s”
11:30p
Independent Lens
“Wonder Women! American Superheroines ”
This Old House
Travelscope
“Cambridge Project, Pt. 2” “London: Mod and Trad” “Ger.’s Holiday Markets”
11:00p
Charlie Rose
PBS NewsHour
PBS NewsHour
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8:30p
Call the Midwife
Globe Trekker
10:30p
My Family
“The Guru”
11:00p
Doctor Who
“Amy’s Choice”
11:30p
10:30/9:30p
Sun Studio Sessions
“David Ford”
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Austin City Limits
“Florence + The Machine/Lykke Li”
Simply Ming
“Making Sausage”
Kimchi Chronicles
“The Beef Chronicles”
LinkAsia
Washington Week
With Gwen Ifill
11
5:00/4:00p MT/PT — 8:00/7:00p MT/PT
Monday, 22
Idaho-1
Plus-2
Tuesday, 23
Wednesday, 24
Thursday, 25
Cyberchase
“Inside Hacker”
World-4
Play Again
Idaho-1
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Learn/Create-3 “Fromage Here to Eternity”
6:30p
5:30p
Cyberchase
“Jimaya Jam”
Pacific Heartbeat
Idaho-1
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
8:
Or
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“New York’s Southern Italian”
“Eat Like a Local in Los Cabos”
“Bistro Style”
Cook’s Country
“Roast Beef Dinner”
6:00p
6:30p
7:00p
7:30p
PBS NewsHour
Fake or Fortune?
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
NOVA
“Australia’s First 4 Billon Years: Life Explodes”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Everyday Edisons
“Hey, Good Lookin’/A Hot and Steamy Clean”
Essential Pepin
“Easy and Elegant Seafood”
“You Say Harissa”
“Spicy Fall Sweets”
6:00p
6:30p
7:00p
7:30p
8:0
6:30/5:30p
Nature
“Jungle Eagle”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Midsomer Murders
“Death and Dreams, Part One”
Frontline
“The Retirement Gamble”
5:00p
5:30p
Idaho-1
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Idaho-1
Plus-2
Plus-2
6:30/5:30p
Essential Pepin
“Cattle Call”
“Company’s Coming”
5:00p
5:30p
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
6:00p
PBS NewsHour
6:30p
6:00/5:00p
Nature
“Jungle Eagle”
6:30/5:30p
Cyberchase
“Out of Sync”
7:00p
Doc Martin
“Ever After”
7:00/6:00p
As Time Goes By
Cook’s Country
“Another Seafood Celebration” “Fancy Chicken”
7:00p
Washington Week
With Gwen Ifill
7:00/6:00p
Wild!
“Secrets of Giant Sharks”
“Cooking in Wine Country”
5:30p
As
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7:30p
8:
7:30/6:30p
The Thin Blue Line
“The Queen’s B’day Present”
O
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7:30p
Need to Know
7:30/6:30p
“Slow Food, Italian Style”
8:0
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POV
“Presumed Guilty”
MT — Antiques Roadshow “Rapid City, S.D., Hour One”
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
Globe Trekker
“Around the World: Pan-Americana, Incas and Inquisitions”
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“Simply Delicious”
6:00p
6:30p
7:00p
7:30p
6:00/5:00p
Artist Toolbox
“David Garrett”
6:30/5:30p
Sun Studio Sessions
“Lucero”
“Sights and Sounds of L.A.”
7:00/6:00p
Austin City Limits
“Coldplay”
8:0
Ar
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7:30/6:30p
8:
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Connecting With the Arts: A Workshop for Middle Grade Teachers For Your Home
For Your Home
Hometime
“Kitchen Modernization, Part 1” “Kitchen Modernization, Part 2” “Quartz Kitchen Remodel”
For Your Home
“Hardscape Makeover, Part 1”
Moyers & Company
Inside Washington
Learn/Create-3 “Workshop 1: What Is Arts Integration?”
World-4
“Summer in Italy”
NOVA scienceNOW
“How Smart Are Animals?”
5:00p
Idaho-1
6:00/5:00p
My Hero
“The Older Man”
Secrets of the Dead
“Bugging Hitler’s Soldiers”
World-4
6:30p
PBS NewsHour
NOVA
“Australia’s First 4 Billion Years: Monsters”
Learn/Create-3 “The Unmuffins”
Ho
Co
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Independent Lens (90 minutes)
“The Island President”
Cyberchase
“Trick or Treat”
D
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Dialogue
Visa Dream
6:00p
8:0
Outdoor Idaho
PBS NewsHour
6:00/5:00p
Th
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Bitter Seeds
World-4
“The Great Compromise”
Sunday, 21
7:30/6:30p
Dialogue
“Strobe Talbott”
“Feast in Magdalena Bay”
Gl
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6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Pan-Americana, Incas and Inquisitions”
Cyberchase
Cook’s Country
“Problem Solving in Shangri-La” “Comfort Food for Your Table” “Icebox Desserts”
Plus-2
Finding Kalman
8:0
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Learn/Create-3 “Oh Danny Boy”
As
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7:30p
Saving the Ocean
“Shark Reef/The Sacred Island”
5:30p
8:
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7:00p
Antiques Roadshow
“Rapid City, S.D., Hour One”
7:00/6:00p
Outdoor Idaho
Lost Bird Project
World-4
World-4
Friday, 26
“Argentina Remembered”
“Big, Bold Chicken Braises”
6:00p
PBS NewsHour
5:00p
Saturday, 27
Essential Pepin
“Classic Conclusions”
5:00p
5:30p
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
5:00p
12
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“Follow the Leader”
Plus-2
8:0
Oregon Field Guide
“Grebes/N. Umpqua Geology”
7:30/6:30p
Racing the Rez
Learn/Create-3 “A Whole New Francine”
Plus-2
7:30p
Outdoor Idaho
7:00/6:00p
Lost Nuke
Monday, 22
World-4
“Mini Meatballs and Pasta”
6:30p
Tuesday, 23
“Canada”
7:00p
MT — Divine Women “The War of the World”
PT — NOVA “Australia’s First 4 Billion Years: Life Explodes”
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Independent Lens
“Wonder Women! The Untold Story of American Superheroines”
Wednesday, 24
6:00p
Thursday, 25
Sunday, 21
Plus-2
5:30p
PT — Divine Women “The War of the World”
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
NOVA
Wee
Friday, 26
5:00p
Idaho-1
Outdoor Idaho
“Cycling Idaho”
Dialogue
Need to Know
Saturday, 27
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Thursday, 25
9:30p
Masterpiece Classic
“Mr. Selfridge, Part Four”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
10:00p
10:30p
The Bletchley Circle
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Independent Lens
“Wonder Women! The Untold Story of Superheroines”
Essential Pepin
“Classic Conclusions”
America’s Test Kitchen J. Weir’s Cooking Class
“Big, Bold Chicken Braises” “Spicy Sausage Penne”
Global Voices
“Poor Us: The Animated History of Poverty”
Outdoor Idaho
Dialogue
“Follow the Leader”
8:00p
8:30p
Market Warriors
“Antiquing in Liberty, N.C.”
9:00p
9:30p
11:00p
New Tricks
“Part of a Whole”
11:00/10:00p
Lost Nuke
11:30p
11:30/10:30p
Taste This!
“Big Apple BBQ”
Finding Kalman
10:00p
10:30p
“The Island President”
11:00p
11:30p
MT — Charlie Rose
PT — Newsline
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Oregon Field Guide
Travelscope
“Zoo Workers/Yellow Rails” “W. Va.: Wild & Wonderful”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
Outdoor Idaho
11:30/10:30p
Dialogue
This Old House
“Cambridge Project, Pt. 3” “Highlights of Paris”
Travelscope
“Naturally Los Angeles” “N.Y.’s Southern Italian”
Cook’s Country
“Roast Beef Dinner”
“The Soul of Mole”
“Highlights of Paris”
PBS NewsHour
Charlie Rose
8:30p
Lost Bird Project
10:00p
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Frontline
“The Retirement Gamble”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
NOVA
“Australia’s First 4 Billon Years: Life Explodes”
Hometime “Stamped
Concrete Patio Repoured” “Belgium”
“Krakow, Poland”
Essential Pepin
“Easy & Elegant Seafood” “Spicy Fall Sweets”
PBS NewsHour
8:30p
9:00p
Simply Ming
“Tenderizing”
9:30p
Dust Bowl (2 hours)
“The Great Plow Up”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
9:00p
9:30p
10:30p
The Great American
Seafood Cook-Off II
Charlie Rose
10:00p
11:00p
11:30p
Charlie Rose
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Everyday Edisons
“Hey, Good Lookin’/A Hot and Steamy Clean”
Kimchi Chronicles
“The Beef Chronicles”
“Belgium”
Saving the Ocean
“Shark Reef/The Sacred Island”
10:30p
11:30p
Green Fire: Aldo Leopold and a
Land Ethic for Our Time
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Death in Paradise
10:00/9:00p
Call the Midwife
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Ask This Old House
“Fireplace Mantel”
Rudy Maxa’s World
“S. Africa: Cape Town”
Cook’s Country
“Icebox Desserts”
“Soup and Lamb Leg”
Taste This!
“Grilling Under the Sun”
“Provence”
“Comfort Foods”
11:00p
NOVA
“Australia’s First 4 Billon Years: Monsters”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Masterpiece Classic
“Mr. Selfridge, Part Four”
PBS NewsHour
Charlie Rose
10:00p
9:30p
Charlie Rose
“Provence”
Globe Trekker: “Around the World:
8:00p
8:30p
9:00p
Outdoor Idaho
“Cycling Idaho”
8:00/7:00p
The Red Green Show
“Dalton’s Hot Gift”
This American Land
“Badlands”
8:30/7:30p
Midsomer Murders
“Death and Dreams, Part Two”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Old Guys
My Family
“Sally’s Party”
“Bully for Ben”
10:00/9:00p
My Hero
“The Older Man”
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
Are You Being Served? As Time Goes By
11:30/10:30p
The Thin Blue Line
“Queen’s B’day Present”
Hometime
“Built-In Gas Grill”
“French Riviera”
“Shrine at Lourdes”
“Company’s Coming”
The Great American
Seafood Cook-Off III
“French Riviera”
PBS NewsHour
Friday, 26
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9:00p
Ask This Old House
Rudy Maxa’s World
“Building a Fireplace Mantel” “The Majesty of Madrid” “Uzbekistan”
8:00p
Essential Pepin
“Cattle Call”
Travelscope
“Taiwan: City and Culture” “Seafood Celebration”
Cook’s Country
“Fancy Chicken”
PBS NewsHour
Charlie Rose
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
9:00/8:00p
Live From Lincoln Center (2.5 hours)
“Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Carousel With the New York Philharmonic”
For Your Home
“Landscape Makeover”
Dust Bowl (2 hours)
April 2013
For Your Home
“Attic Upfit, Part 1”
For Your Home
“Attic Upfit, Part 2”
11:00p
11:30p
Charlie Rose
Charlie Rose
This Old House
“Cambridge Project, Pt. 3” “Poland Rediscovered”
8:30p
9:00p
10:30p
Death in Paradise
8:00p
8:30p
9:00p
9:30p
10:00p
Foyle’s War
Live From Lincoln Center (2.5 hours)
“Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Carousel With the New York Philharmonic”
“Broken Souls, Part One”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
Powering the Planet — Earth: The Operator’s Manual A Community of Gardeners
Nature
“Jungle Eagle”
8:00p
“Pop Star”
Saturday, 27
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8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
8:00p
Tuesday, 23
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Sunday, 21
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8:30p
Call the Midwife
Kimchi Chronicles
“The Fish Chronicles”
Secrets of the Dead
“Bugging Hitler’s Soldiers”
10:30p
11:00p
11:30p
MT — Charlie Rose
PT — Newsline
11:30/10:30p
10:30/9:30p
11:00/10:00p
Wild!
“Secrets of Giant Sharks”
Simply Ming
“Omelets w/T. English”
“Case for Quesadillas”
“Poland Rediscovered”
Lost Bird Project
9:30p
The Thin Blue Line
“Fire and Terror”
10:00p
The Red Green Show
“Viva Las Possums”
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Sun Studio Sessions
“Lucero”
11:00/10:00p
Austin City Limits
“Coldplay”
For Your Home
“Fixing It Up”
“Spicy Fall Sweets”
Simply Ming
“Tenderizing”
Kimchi Chronicles
“Seoul Food Chronicles” “Highlights of Paris”
Moyers & Company
10:30p
11:00p
My Family
Doctor Who
“A Very Brief Encounter” “The Hungry Earth”
LinkAsia
11:30p
11:30/10:30p
Washington Week
With Gwen Ifill
13
“USA”
World-4
Monday, 29
Idaho-1
Plus-2
World-4
Paving the Way: The National Park-to-Park Highway (2 hours)
“See America First/Welcome Home”
Idaho-1
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
Plus-2
Learn/Create-3 “The Great Compromise”
World-4
“Harvest Time”
6:00p
PBS NewsHour
Cyberchase
“Double Trouble”
5:30p
“Breakfast Standbys”
14
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6:30p
7:30p
8:0
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6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Globe Trekker
“Around the World: Pacific Journeys, Santiago to Pitcairn”
7:30/6:30p
Dialogue
“Kati Marton”
8:
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“Italian Syle Breakfast for Dinner” “Tropical Barbecue”
“Tijuana Round Table”
“Middle-East Feast”
6:00p
6:30p
7:00p
7:30p
PBS NewsHour
Fake or Fortune?
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
NOVA
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Everyday Edisons
“I Can Finally Grasp It!/Happy Trails (and Trials) to You”
“Turkey on the Grill”
Saving the Ocean
“Destination Baja/Swordfish! Part One”
Outdoor Idaho
“Cycling Idaho”
Th
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Weekend Daytime Schedule Features
New Series, New Seasons
Three new seasons of cooking shows
begin Saturday, April 6, starting at
8:00/7:00 a.m. MT/PT with NEW
SCANDINANVIAN COOKING. Filmed
on location in Norway and other exotic
locales, host Andreas Viestad tells how a
packed lunch is as important as dinner in
the Scandinavian tradition and shares some
favorite midday recipes.
MARTHA STEWART’S COOKING
SCHOOL begins Season 2 at 9:30/8:30
a.m. MT/PT with Perfect Roast, presenting
techniques for rib roast, crown roast of
pork, and stuffed turkey breast. This
is immediately followed by JOANNE
WEIR’S COOKING CONFIDENCE at
10:00/9:00 a.m. MT/PT, featuring Italian
Flavor or Slow Food, Italian Style.
On Saturday, April 13, THE
AVIATORS moves into the 12:30/11:30
a.m. MT/PT timeslot. The series covers a
variety of aviation stories such as a feature
on Rob Reider, the voice of some of the
world’s largest air shows, or the new look in
the cockpit of the Aviators’ Cessna 210. Also
AMERICAN WOODSHOP returns to the
schedule at 2:00/1:00 p.m. MT/PT.
MARTHA SPEAKS returns to Sundays,
on April 14, at 10:30/9:30 a.m. MT/PT.
Then BBC NEWSNIGHT begins at
11:00/10:00 a.m. MT/PT.
8:0
7:00p
Antiques Roadshow
“Rapid City, S.D., Hour Two”
7:00/6:00p
Outdoor Idaho
“Cycling Idaho”
Cyberchase
Essential Pepin
“Creech Who Would Be Crowned” “Vegetable Bounty”
Pacific Heartbeat
7:30p
Essential Pepin
“Fruit Fete”
5:00p
5:30p
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
PBS NewsHour
7:00p
Outdoor Idaho
Oregon Field Guide
“Cycling Idaho”
“Ice Diving”
7:00/6:00p
7:30/6:30p
Green Fire: Aldo Leopold and a Land Ethic for Our Time
America ReFramed (2 hours)
“Push: Madison Vs. Madison”
Learn/Create-3 “Oh Danny Boy”
6:30p
MT — Fake or Fortune?
PT — NOVA “Australia’s First 4 Billion Years: Monsters”
6:00/5:00p
6:30/5:30p
Lost Bird Project
5:00p
Tuesday, 30
“Grilled Cheese Sandwiches”
6:00p
Wee
Sunday, 28
Sunday, 28
Plus-2
5:30p
PT — Fake or Fortune?
5:00/4:00p
5:30/4:30p
NOVA
Monday, 29
5:00p
Idaho-1
5:00/4:00p MT/PT — 8:00/7:00p MT/PT
Dialogue
Curious George
Swings Into Spring
Everyone’s favorite monkey ushers in
spring with an all-new special, which airs
Monday, April 22, at 8:00/7:00 a.m. MT/
PT and 2:00/1:00 p.m. MT/PT. The show
repeats Friday, April 26, at 8:00/7:00 a.m.
MT/PT and 2:00/1:00 p.m. MT/PT, and
Sunday, April 28, at 6:30/5:30 a.m. MT/PT.
Curious George has a big case of spring
fever and wants everyone to relish the
wonders of the season.
But serious lobby dogs at work in tall
apartment buildings like Hundley have no
time for frolicking, especially when there’s a
spring-cleaning prize to be won. Hundley’s
dreams are dashed when a burst pipe forces
him to evacuate the building and join
George in the country.
The little monkey takes Hundley on a
wild adventure through the country, but
Hundley ends up getting lost, leaving
George having to rescue him. Along the
way, the program showcases science
concepts about the season.
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9:00p
8:30/7:30p
Masterpiece Classic
“Mr. Selfridge, Part Five”
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
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Call the Midwife
8:00/7:00p
Dust Bowl (2 hours)
9:30p
10:00p
10:30p
The Bletchley Circle
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
“Chicken Ragout”
Ask This Old House
“Laying Sod in the Backyard” “Highlights of Paris”
Rudy Maxa’s World
“South Africa”
Essential Pepin
“Fruit Fete”
“Breakfast Standbys”
Global Voices
“Land Rush”
Outdoor Idaho
“Cycling Idaho”
Dialogue
America ReFramed
“Push: Madison Vs. Madison”
8:00p
Antiques Roadshow
“Vintage Phoenix”
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8:00p
8:30p
11:00p
11:30p
New Tricks
“A Death in the Family”
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Green Fire: Aldo Leopold and
A Land Ethic for Our Time
Taste This!
“John’s Pizzeria”
“Highlights of Paris”
9:00p
9:30p
Pacific Journeys, Santiago to Pitcairn”
10:00p
10:30p
“The Undocumented”
11:00p
11:30p
MT — Charlie Rose
PT — Newsline
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Oregon Field Guide
Travelscope
“Divers/Pacific Lamprey” “Austria”
9:00/8:00p
Journey of Sacagawea
9:30/8:30p
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
Pacific Journeys, Santiago to Pitcairn”
11:00/10:00p
Outdoor Idaho
“Cycling Idaho”
11:30/10:30p
Dialogue
“Kati Marton”
This Old House
“Cambridge Project, Pt. 4” “Budapest”
Travelscope
“Taiwan: Natural Side”
“Italian Style Breakfast”
Cook’s Country
“Tropical Barbecue”
“Carnita-Vore”
“Budapest”
PBS NewsHour
8:00p
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8:30p
9:00p
Dust Bowl (2 hours)
“Reaping the Whirlwind”
8:00/7:00p
8:30/7:30p
Mother Nature’s Child: Growing
Outdoors in the Media Age
Hometime “Island
Kitchen 2.0 Cabinets”
PBS NewsHour
“Lisbon and Algarve”
Simply Ming
“Ganache w/J. Chang”
Charlie Rose
Paving the Way: The National Park-to-Park Highway
“Welcome Home”
9:30p
10:00p
9:00/8:00p
9:30/8:30p
Frontline
“Never Forget to Lie”
10:00/9:00p
10:30/9:30p
NOVA
11:00/10:00p
11:30/10:30p
Everyday Edisons
“I Can Finally Grasp It!/Happy Trails to You”
“Boston, Mass.”
Essential Pepin
“Vegetable Bounty”
“Turkey on the Grill”
Kimchi Chronicles
“Seoul Food Chronicles” “Lisbon and Algarve”
10:30p
The Great American
Seafood Cook-Off
Charlie Rose
11:00p
11:30p
Charlie Rose
Saving the Ocean
“Destination Baja/Swordfish! Part One”
Airs Friday, April 19, at 10:00 p.m. MT/PT
Every year, for eight days in July, a herd of massive
fighting bulls power down cobbled streets, along with a
petrified mass of thrill seekers. The beasts roar and skid;
men with red bandanas are scattered like skittles. This
documentary of the famous Running of the Bulls is all about
the primordial thrill of the scariest chase in the world.
Every summer young men cross continents to reach the
ancient city of Pamplona, Spain, and find glory dancing on
the horns of a bull. It’s a ceremony dating back to 1385,
when the first wild bulls were run into town.
Years in the making, the film gets unprecedented access
April 2013
to the event. The camera is so close you can smell the fear
of the runners and hear the snorts of the raging beasts. Men
slip, trip and curl up in terror as the huge animals toss and
trample them.
In crisp frightening detail this visual feast serves up the
chase and its participants. The high-speed HD cameras
record the action from impossible angles, offering intimate
and lasting views of the relationship between bull and
runner. As photojournalist Jim Hollander puts it, “Death is
in the streets and the only way to capture the race’s spirit is
to photograph some[one] dripping [blood].”
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Saturdays
AM (Times are MT/PT)
12:00/— BBC World News 4/6, 4/13 & 4/20
12:30/— Newsline
1:00/12:00 Western Tradition
4/6 “Revolution and the Romantics/The Age of the Nation States”;
4/13 “A New Public/Fin de Siecle”; 4/20 “The First World War and
the Rise of Fascism/The Second World War”; 4/27 “The Cold War/
Europe and the Third World”
2:00/1:00 Unfinished Nation
4/6 “Worlds Apart/Master and Slave”; 4/13 “Voices of Reform/
Manifest Destiny?”; 4/20 “Decade of Discord/House Divided”; 4/27
“Battle City/Final Stages”
3:00/2:00 Unfinished Nation
4/6 “The Collapse of Peace/Fallout”; 4/13 “The Way We Were?/
The Other America”; 4/20 “Restless Society/A Nation Torn”; 4/27
“Determined to Be Heard/Crisis of Authority”
4:00/3:00 Inside Out
4/6 “Stressed to the Limit/The Enduring Self”; 4/13 “Out of
Balance/Going to Extremes”; 4/20 “Getting It Together/People to
People”
The Bletchley Circle 4/27
5:00/4:00 Earth Revealed: Introductory Geology
4/6 “Evolution Through Time/Glaciers”; 4/13 “Running Water:
Erosion and Deposition/Running Water: Landform Evolution”; 4/20
“The Sea Floor/Waves, Beaches and Coasts”; 4/27 “Groundwater/
Wind, Dust and Deserts”
6:00/5:00 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly
6:30/5:30 Market to Market
7:00/6:00 Second Opinion
4/6 “Psoriasis”; 4/13 “Chronic Pain Management”; 4/20 “Medical
Radiation”; 4/27 “The Aging Face”
7:30/6:30 Lidia’s Italy in America
4/6 “St. Louis and Chicago Style Pizza”; 4/13 “Three Quick and Easy
Italian Dinners”
Cooking With Nick Stellino
4/20 “Delicious Chicken Dinner”; 4/27 “Pork Chop & Pineapple
Upside-Down Cake”
11:00/10:00 America’s Test Kitchen From Cook’s
Illustrated
4/6 “Big, Bold Chicken Braises”; 4/13 “Spicy Fall Sweets”; 4/20
“Company’s Coming”; 4/27 “Breakfast Standbys”
11:30/10:30 Scrapbook Soup
4/6 “Quick and Easy Journaling”; 4/13 “Coordinated Looks”; 4/20
“Parties and Garlands”; 4/27 “New Materials”
PM
12:00/11:00 Paint This With Jerry Yarnell
4/6 “High and Mighty, Part 1”; 4/13 “High and Mighty, Part 2”;
4/20 “High and Mighty, Part 3”; 4/27 “High and Mighty, Part 4”
12:30/11:30 Idaho State of Mind 4/6
The Aviators 4/13, 4/20 & 4/27
1:00/12:00 This Old House (Rpt. 4/7, 4/14, 4/21 & 4/28)
4/6 “Essex 2012-13, A Home for Mom & Dad”; 4/13 “Cambridge
Project, Part 2”; 4/20 “Cambridge Project, Part 3”; 4/27 “Cambridge
Project, Part 4”
1:30/12:30 Ask This Old House (Rpt. 4/7, 4/14, 4/21 &
4/28)
4/6 “Transforming Stock Shelving/Installing a New Washing
Machine Valve”; 4/13 “Installing Bluestone Patio/Hanging Bikes in
a Garage”; 4/20 “Building a Custom Fireplace Mantel/Repairing a
Leaky Kitchen Faucet”; 4/27 “Laying Sod in the Backyard/Installing
a Wireless Thermostat”
2:00/1:00 The Woodwright’s Shop
4/6 “Field Gate Hinges”
American Woodshop
4/13 “Free Standing Tool Cabinets”; 4/20 “Veneer Inlays”; 4/27
“Stair Case Upgrades”
2:30/1:30 Rough Cut: Woodworking With Tommy Mac
10:00/9:00 Joanne Weir’s Cooking Confidence
4/6 “Italian Flavor, or Slow Food, Italian Style”; 4/13 “Harvest
Time”; 4/20 “Middle-East Fesat, or Spice It Up”; 4/27 “Dinner Time
Sizzle”
10:30/9:30 The Mind of a Chef
4/6 “Pig”; 4/13 “Memory”; 4/20 “Spain”; 4/27 “Rotten”
6:00/5:00 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
6:30/5:30 Curious George
Curious George Swings Into Spring 4/28
7:00/6:00 Wild Kratts 4/7, 4/14 & 4/21
7:30/6:30 Peep and the Big Wide World/Pocoyo
8:00/7:00 The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!
8:30/7:30 Angelina Ballerina: The Next Steps
9:00/8:00 Bob the Builder
9:30/8:30 Thomas & Friends
10:00/9:00 Wishbone
10:30/9:30 Idaho Reports 2013 4/7
Martha Speaks 4/14, 4/21 & 4/28
11:00/10:00 BBC Newsnight 4/14, 4/21 & 4/28
11:30/10:30 Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack
PM
4/7 “Mississippi River”; 4/14 “Heritage Village”; 4/21 “St. Thomas
Courtyard”; 4/28 “Cape Porpoise”
3:30/2:30 America’s Heartland
4:00/3:00 NOVA
1:30/12:30 Sew It All
Sundays
4/6 “Perfect Roast”; 4/13 “Stewing”; 4/20 “Soups”; 4/27
“Vegetables”
4/14 “Carol Burnett & The Funny Ladies”
4/6 “Porsche 911 Carrera 4S”; 4/13 “Sport Sedan Shootout”; 4/20
“BMW M6”; 4/27 “Jaguar F-Type”
4/6 “Wine and Tapas”; 4/13 “On the Road in San Antonio With
Diana Barrios Trevino”; 4/20 “Fish Broth”; 4/27 “On the Road:
Boston Vendor Trucks — Mobile Cuisine”
9:30/8:30 Martha Stewart’s Cooking School
The Central Park Five 4/21
Green Fire: Aldo Leopold and a Land Ethic for Our Time
4/28
5:00/4:00 Garrow’s Law 4/7
Wilderness: The Great Debate 4/28
5:30/4:30 Pioneers of Television
3:00/2:00 MotorWeek
8:00/7:00 New Scandinavian Cooking
8:30/7:30 Simply Ming
4/6 “The Beat Goes On …”; 4/13 “Fat and You”; 4/20 “How Sweet It
Is”; 4/27 “Sweet Seductions”
4/14 “Carol Burnett: A Woman of Character”
12:00/11:00 To the Contrary With Bonnie Erbe
12:30/11:30 McLaughlin Group
1:00/12:00 Painting and Travel With Roger & Sarah
Bansemer
4/6 “Laminated Coat Rack”; 4/13 “Console Table/HDTV Stand”;
4/20 “Sand Shaded Clock”; 4/27 “Simple Case Construction
Bookcase”
4/6 “Ancient Computer”; 4/13 “Australia’s First 4 Billion Years:
Awakening”; 4/20 “Australia’s First 4 Billion Years: Life Explodes”;
4/27 “Australia’s First 4 Billion Years: Monsters”
9:00/8:00 Christina
Oil, Part 1”
4:00/3:00 Garrow’s Law 4/7
American Masters
AM (Times are MT/PT)
12:00/— Austin City Limits
4/7 “Ready-Made Revamp, Sue Hausmann”; 4/14 “The Bib Easy,
Heather Bailey”; 4/21 “Block Party, Mary Fons”; 4/28 “Shift in
Thought, Brini Maxwell”
2:00/1:00 Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting
4/7 “Fluttering By”; 4/14 “Calypso Tote”; 4/21 “Emeralds”
Quilting Arts
4/28 “Exploring Modern Quilting”
2:30/1:30 Hometime
4/7 “Bon Iver”; 4/14 “John Legend & The Roots”; 4/21 “Florence +
The Machine/Lykka Li”; 4/28 “Coldplay”
4/7 “Creekside Home Framing”; 4/14 “Creekside Home Dormers”;
4/21 “Creekside Home Roofing”; 4/28 “Creekside Home Stone”
1:00/12:00 Nature
3:00/2:00 Woodsmith Shop
4/7 “What Plants Talk About”; 4/14 “Clash: Encounters of Bears and
Wolves”; 4/21 “The Mystery of Eels”; 4/28 “Jungle Eagle”
4/7 “Mobile Shop Cart”; 4/14 “Top Shop Tips”; 4/21 “3-in-1
Bookcase”; 4/28 “Curved-Lid Treasure Box”
2:00/1:00 East, Fast and Live Longer With Michael Mosley 4/7
Frontline 4/14
Battlefield Medicine 4/21 & 4/28
3:00/2:00 MI5
3:30/2:30 This Old House (R)
4:00/3:00 Ask This Old House (R)
4:30/3:30 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home
4/7 “The Russian”; 4/14 “The Sting”; 4/21 “Diana”; 4/28 “Gas and
4/7 “Teaching Children”
P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table 4/14, 4/21 & 4/28
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Mel Brooks in New
AMERICAN MASTERS
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ext month, AMERICAN
MASTERS presents an
extraordinary biography of one
of the legends of show business, Mel
Brooks.
Brooks has earned more major
awards than any other living entertainer.
A comedy giant of our time, scrawny
Melvin Kaminsky developed his
aggressively funny personality on the
mean streets of Brooklyn to protect
himself against bullies.
His first public success came in the
early ’60s with the 2000 Year Old Man
albums, recorded with Carl Reiner and
unleashing Brooks’ wacky mind on the
world. His brazen satirical film The
Producers won the 1968 Oscar for best
screenplay and such cult classics as
Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein,
The Twelve Chairs, High Anxiety, To
Be or Not to Be, Spaceballs and Robin
Hood: Men in Tights followed.
Ironically, this larger-than-life, loudmouthed little man is very private and
has been fairly reclusive since his wife
of 41 years, Anne Bancroft, died in 2005.
He has never authorized a biography and
has requested that his friends not talk
about him, making his full participation
with AMERICAN MASTERS a
genuine first.
“There are a few singular voices of
genius in film comedy; Mel Brooks joins
the ranks of Chaplin, Keaton and Woody
Allen, creating a genre unto himself,”
says Susan Lacy, creator and executive
Ron’s Picks continued on page 30
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5:30 Nightly Business Report
6:00 PBS NewsHour
7:00 Antiques Roadshow
”Cincinnati, Ohio” The show includes a visit to the
American Sign Museum for a look at vintage electric
signs. Appraisal highlights include a baseball bat
used by Mickey Mantle; art pottery from Cincinnati’s
own Rookwood Pottery; and works by locally born
and world-known artist Edward Henry Potthast,
valued up to $63,000. Part 1 of 3 (Rpt. 4/6)
8:00 Globe Trekker
“Eastern Canada” Zoe D’Amato begins his 1,800mile trip on the Avalon Peninsula, in Newfoundland
and Labrador. She travels south and west to the
maritime provinces of Nova Scotia, Prince Edward
Island and New Brunswick with their rugged
coastlines, then heads inland to take in Quebec’s
old-world charm and party at the New France
Festival. Her final stops are in Ontario where she
takes in the city of Toronto, and checks out the
Niagara Falls area.
9:00 Kind Hearted Woman
Filmmaker David Sutherland (“The Farmer’s Wife,”
“Country Boys”) follows Robin Charboneau for
three years. As the film begins, Robin is 32 and
struggling between saving her family and risking
it all to help end domestic and child abuse on her
Native American reservation. She negotiates single
motherhood, tenuous sobriety, and a complicated
tribal justice system to regain custody of her
children. Part 1 of 2
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:00/— BBC World News
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW
Airs Mondays at 7:00 p.m. MT/PT
Repeats Saturdays at 5:00/4:00 p.m. MT/PT
As ANTIQUES ROADSHOW’s visit to Idaho
draws nearer, new programs air this month from
Cincinnati (April 1, 8 and 15) and Rapid City, South
Dakota (April 22, 29 and May 6).
Part adventure, part history lesson, and part treasure
hunt, the10-time Emmy Award-nominated program
will be in Boise June 29 at Expo Idaho. Idaho’s capital
is one of eight cities ANTIQUES ROADSHOW will
visit on its 2013 summer tour.
Free admission to ANTIQUES ROADSHOW
events is available through the show’s traditional
lottery process. The deadline to apply online or
through the mail is April 8. Ticket applications and
complete ticketing rules are available at pbs.org/
antiques or by calling 1-888-762-3749.
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1:00/12:00 Overnight Schedule See Page 5
2 Tuesday
Airs Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. MT/PT
A light-hearted look at how plants
behave and a more serious examination
of the enigmatic eel highlight this
month’s programs.
From the heights of the Great Basin
Desert to the lush coastal rainforests of
western Canada, scientist J.C. Cahill
takes viewers on a journey into the
“secret world of plants.” In What Plants
Talk About (April 3), Cahill integrates
hard-core science with a humorous look
at how plants behave and communicate,
revealing a world where they are as
busy, responsive and complex as we are.
Consider the eel: Though much of
the natural world is discovered and
understood, this snakelike sea creature
remains an obscurity in many regards.
The Mystery of Eels (April 17) attempts
to shed some light on these denizens of
the deep.
Encore presentations this month are
Clash: Encounters of Bears and Wolves
on April 10 and Jungle Eagle on April 24.
Airs Wednesdays at 8:00 p.m MT/PT
Now in its 39th season, NOVA in
April examines what is believed to be
the world’s first computer and then
explores the history of our planet with
a trip to Australia and the ultimate
Outback road trip.
In Ancient Computer (April 3)
a 2,000-year-old Greek shipwreck
discovered in the early 20th century
includes the remains of an intricate
bronze machine. The unimpressive
lump of metal turns out to be an
extraordinary treasure: the world’s
first known computer. NOVA follows
the detective work that discovers the
truth about the ancient device: It is a
sophisticated astronomical calculator
and eclipse predictor, unrivaled
until the era of modern science and
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believed to be from the workshop of
Archimedes.
Of all the continents on Earth, none
contains a more telling story of our
planet’s origins than Australia. With
help from host and scientist Richard
Smith, NOVA’s four-part Australia’s
First 4 Billion Years (April 10, 17,
24 and May 1) takes viewers on an
adventure from the birth of the Earth
to the emergence of the world we
know today. Titanic dinosaurs, giant
kangaroos, sea monsters, prehistoric
crustaceans, disappearing mountains
and deadly asteroids are recreated to
tell this untold story of the land “down
under,” the one island continent that
has it all when it comes to artifacts and
evidence of prehistoric times.
6:00 PBS NewsHour
7:00 Divine Women
“When God Was a Girl” Historian Bettany Hughes
visits the world’s oldest religious site to find
evidence that women were part of the very birth of
organized religion, and reveals why our ancestors
thought of the divine as female. Hughes travels
to remote places in the Near East to encounter
fearsome goddesses, and continues to modern
India, where the goddess is still a powerful force for
thousands of Hindus. Part 1 of 3
8:00 History Detectives
The detectives investigate whether a biography
of frontiersman Kit Carson once belonged to
members of his family; seek the meaning behind
an inscription on sheet music of “Tumbling
Tumbleweeds”; and examine whether a basket
might have been woven by a pivotal character in
the Modoc Indian wars. The show also revisits the
story of a saddle found in Idaho that is intertwined
with the story of early Hollywood stunt man Yakima
Canutt.
9:00 Kind Hearted Woman
Robin’s battles in tribal court with her ex-husband
for custody of their children, even after he is
convicted of abusive sexual contact with his
daughter, illuminates how serious this problem is
on the reservation. She has hopes that a move to
International Falls, Minnesota, with her children
now in her custody, will be a fresh start for all of
them. Part 2 of 2
12:30/— Newsline
3 Wednesday
6:00 PBS NewsHour
7:00 Nature
(D) “What Plants Talk About” Hard-core science is
integrated with a light-hearted look at how plants
behave. From the heights of the Great Basin Desert
to the lush coastal rainforests on the west coast of
Canada, J.C. Cahill leads a journey into the “secret
world of plants,” revealing that they eavesdrop
on each other, talk to their allies, call in insect
mercenaries and nurture their young. This is a
world where plants are a lot less passive and more
intelligent than generally believed.
8:00 NOVA
(D) “Ancient Computer” NOVA follows the detective
work required to discover what may be the world’s
first computer, an unpromising-looking lump of
metal found in 1901 in a 2,000-year-old shipwreck.
Researchers used data from high-resolution,
360-degree X-ray scans to decipher markings in the
corroded bronze fragments to determine that it is
an astronomical calculator and eclipse predictor.
(Rpt. 4/6)
9:00 Eat, Fast and Live Longer with Michael
Mosley
With cameras in tow, the British journalist and
physician starts his health-science travels across the
U.S. by meeting researchers whose work enables
him to test a new science-based dietary program
that is easy for him to incorporate into normal
life. His goal: to live longer, stay younger and lose
weight.
10:00 Pleasure and Pain
Michael Mosley discovers how pleasure is at the
root of humans’ ability to make sense of the world
and reinforces healthy behavior. He meets with
people high on the pleasure hormone oxytocin
and joins thrill-seekers. Then he investigates the
link between pleasure and pain. He explores how
people cope with pain, and why it is important.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
4 Thursday
6:00 PBS NewsHour
7:00 Doc Martin
“Remember Me” PC Joe Penhale discreetly asks
Doc Martin for help when Maggie, Penhale’s exwife, comes to town, seemingly unaware they are
no longer married. Meanwhile Martin and Louisa’s
baby is still unnamed, and now they also face a
state deadline to commit to a moniker.
8:00 Outdoor Idaho
(*) “Canyonlands Calling” Cameras roam desert
expanses, narrow canyons, mountains and rock
formations of the southwest corner of Idaho.
Participants reveal how eight years of collaborative
effort among many interests can culminate in the
federal Owyhee Initiative that includes many uses,
including designated wilderness. (Rpt. 4/7)
8:30 This American Land
”Cattle Rustling, Bats, Colorado River“ Good guys
in Oregon use new technology to fight outlaws
committing age-old crimes. Bats get a bad rap in
the animal kingdom, but are seldom seen as they
are in this footage. The Colorado River serves a lot of
needs, and that tug of war is getting critical.
9:00 Midsomer Murders
“A Talent for Life” In the village of Malham Bridge,
Barnaby and Troy are faced with a double murder
when feisty former socialite Isobel Hewitt and local
Casanova Dr. Duncan Goff are found bludgeoned to
death together by a nearby fishing river. Part 1 of 2
10:00 Death in Paradise
Angelique Morel, a local voodoo priestess, predicts
her own murder by a scarred man and is found dead
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the next day. Richard finds it hard to understand
his team’s belief that her predictions must have
become a reality, and wants to convince the team
her death had nothing to do with voodoo spirits
and everything to do with cyanide poisoning.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/11:30 Newsline
5 Friday
6:00 PBS NewsHour
7:00 Washington Week With Gwen Ifill
7:30 Need To Know
8:00 Idaho Reports 2013
(*) Host Greg Hahn, with a panel of news
professionals, plus political analysts, examines the
week’s events at the Idaho Legislature. (Rpt. 4/7)
Three New AMERICAN SONGBOOK
Episodes Air on Two Fridays
9:00 Michael Feinstein’s American Songbook
“Show Tunes” The singer, pianist and music
archivist presents three new AMERICAN SONGBOOK
productions. Stephen Sondheim, Angela Lansbury
and Christine Ebersole appear in this episode.
Sondheim reveals composers he admires and
shows some home movie footage of the original
Broadway Follies production. Lansbury reflects on
her Broadway career, and Ebersole performs show
tunes.
“Let’s Dance” Feinstein explores the marriage
between music and choreography, illustrating
this with footage of film icons Fred Astaire, who
is rehearsing on set, and Gene Kelly, shown in his
Broadway debut in the original Pal Joey production.
Liza Minnelli, who knew both Kelly and Astaire,
discusses their unique styles and techniques.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
6 Saturday
5:00/4:00 Antiques Roadshow
“Cincinnati, Ohio” Part 1 of 3 (R from 4/1)
Fiona Bruce Hosts England’s
Antiques Roadshow
6:00/5:00 British Antiques Roadshow
“Beverley Minster” Fiona Bruce is now host of the
British production of Antiques Roadshow, and
she and a team of experts are in Yorkshire. Treasures
include a valuable medieval ring dug up on a farm,
two Victorian paintings given in exchange for a
gambling debt, and a car rescued from a pig farm’s
outbuilding that is a former rally winner driven by
Stirling Moss.
6:30/5:30 Rick Steves’ Europe
“London: Historic and Dynamic” Rick ponders
royal tombs in Westminster Abbey, learns how to
triple the calories of an English scone at teatime,
discovers treasures in the British Library, enjoys
the evening scene in Soho, and uncovers Winston
Churchill’s secret World War II headquarters.
—/6:00 European Journal
KUID/KCDT only
—/6:30 BBC Newsnight
KUID/KCDT only
7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show
“The Norma Zimmer Show” This 1965 show
features the talent of the late Norma Zimmer, who
died in 2011. She sings “Whistle While You Work”
while showing off her paintings. Then she teaches
Barbara and Bobby to dance in the “Polka Lesson”
and dances a Viennese waltz with Lawrence to
“Vienna Echoes.” A special tribute to her is included
in this show.
8:00 Are You Being Served?
“Gambling Fever” The staff members like to bet on
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horse races. After being caught watching the race
in Mr. Rumbold’s office, Mr. Humphries goes to the
sports department and mimes the race over the
security camera.
8:30 Keeping Up Appearances
Hyacinth is thrilled when the wealthy Mrs.
Fortescue — practically an aristocrat — asks for
a lift into town.
9:00 As Time Goes By
“What’s Wrong With Mrs. Bale?” Lionel is not well
and Jean is trying to console him while getting to
the root of what has upset the housekeeper.
9:30 The Café
“Fragile — Handle With Care” Everyone wants to
know how Sarah’s meeting with the literary agent
went. Brenda makes her an offer, but Carol’s got
bigger concerns.
10:00 The Red Green Show
“The Whooping Crane” A whooping crane builds
its nest and lays an egg in the chimney of Possum
Lodge. Then Red demonstrates a way to go
tobogganing in the summer.
10:30 My Family
”Bully for Ben” Ben joins the young Harpers for
a pub quiz and takes on an apparent cheater on
another team — this leads to reliving his school
years and how he was bullied — by a girl.
11:00 Doctor Who
“Flesh and Stone” Trapped by an army of Weeping
Angels, the Doctor and his friends must try to
escape through the wreckage of a crashed space
liner. Meanwhile in the forest vault, Amy finds
herself facing an even more deadly attack.
“Bon Iver” The Grammy-winning group performs
material from its self-titled second album.
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5:00/4:00 Moyers & Company
6:00/5:00 Divine Women
“When God Was a Girl” Part 1 of 3 (R from 4/2)
—/6:00 NOVA
(D) “Ancient Computer” (R from 4/3) KUID/KCDT
only
7:00 Outdoor Idaho
(*) “Canyonlands Calling” (R from 4/4)
7:30 Oregon Field Guide
“Dory Builder, The Tuesday Crew, Willamette
Greenway” The show features one of the last
commercial dory builders, who keeps up a centuryold tradition by making the handcrafted boats.
8:00 Call the Midwife
The Nonnatus community is rocked when the
Kelly family’s newborn son dies in unexplained
circumstances. Cynthia, who had attended the
birth, comes under intense scrutiny from the
police and the pregnant women of Poplar. Despite
reassurances from her friends and colleagues,
Cynthia questions her own abilities and the strain
takes its toll on her work and health.
9:00 Masterpiece Classic
”Mr. Selfridge” Harry Selfridge puts cosmetics
counters at the front of his London store, which was
not uncommon in Paris, but English ladies consider
beauty products a hush-hush subject. Meanwhile,
his private life gets complicated as music-hall
artiste Ellen Love, socialite Lady Mae Loxley and his
wife, Rose, make waves. Part 2 of 8
10:00 New Tricks
“Blue Flower” The UCOS team investigates the case
of 16-year-old tennis champion Alice Kemp, who
fell to her death from the balcony of a penthouse
apartment after losing a crucial match. As team
members delve into this competitive world,
Standing wonders if he did enough to encourage
his own daughter’s sporting ambitions.
DEFIANT REQUIEM, LABRYINTH
Honor Holocaust Month
11:00 Defiant Requiem: Voices of Resistance
Despite horrific living conditions, starvation and
the threat of deportation to Auschwitz, the Jewish
inmates of Terezin concentration camp fight back
GLOBE TREKKER
Around the World
Airs Mondays, beginning April 8, at 9:00 p.m. MT/PT
This eight-part miniseries is dedicated to the
20th anniversary of the award-winning show. To
mark the occasion, popular hosts Ian Wright, Justine
Shapiro and Megan McCormack rejoin the GLOBE
TREKKER team, each taking on a leg of the roundthe-world marathon, visiting some of the best sites
the world has to offer.
This month’s episodes are Across America:
Route 66 and Beyond (April 8); Panamericana:
Conquistadors, Aztecs & Revolutions (April 15);
Panamericana: Incas, & Inquisitions (April 22);
and Pacific Journeys: Santiago to Pitcairn (April
29).
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with art and music. Led by conductor Raphael
Schachter, they re-imagine a Catholic liturgical
work, Verdi’s Requiem, as a condemnation of the
Nazis in Latin. Six decades later, conductor Murry
Sidlin and a new choir take the Requiem back to
Terezin.
12:30 The Labyrinth
After a serious stroke in 1993, Auschwitz survivor
Marian Kolodziej began physical rehabilitation by
doing pen and ink drawings depicting his memories
of the horrific experiences during five years of
imprisonment in the notorious Nazi concentration
camp. His drawings and art installation, which he
called The Labyrinth, fill a church basement near
Auschwitz.
8 Monday
6:00 PBS NewsHour
”Cincinnati, Ohio” Discoveries include a suit that
belonged to chicken magnate Colonel Sanders, a
bronze horse sculpture by Solon Borglum, and an
1846 wall map of the western United States valued
up to $12,000. Part 2 of 3
8:00 Market Warriors
”Antiquing in Chicago, Illinois“ The pickers look for
something from the 1970s at the Randolph Street
Market. Pickers also try to sell items bought at a
previous flea market. Notable finds include a pair
of mid-century fiberglass chairs, a modern coffee
table and an Aunt Jemima clock.
9:00 Globe Trekker
”Around the World – Across America: Route 66 and
Beyond“ Justine Shapiro kicks off the journey with
a road trip west across the United States. Starting
in Washington, D.C., she follows the Blue Ridge
Parkway to Nashville and Memphis, birth places
of American country and soul musical styles. She
rambles through Arkansas and then hits Route 66
from Oklahoma into Arizona.
10:00 Independent Lens
“The House I Live In” Filmmaker Eugene Jarecki
captures heart-wrenching stories from those on the
front lines of the nation’s least winnable war — the
war on drugs — and looks at the profound human
rights implications of this 40-year campaign. The
film recognizes drug abuse as a public health issue
and investigates the tragic errors and shortcomings
that have resulted from framing it as an issue for
law enforcement.
12:30/— Newsline
9 Tuesday
6:00 PBS NewsHour
7:00 Divine Women
“Handmaids of the Gods” Bettany Hughes travels
to the island of Lesbos to discover the truth
behind the much sensationalized poet Sappho.
Best known today for giving us the words sapphic
and lesbian, in her own time Sappho fulfilled
the important role of a priestess, channeling the
power of Aphrodite, the goddess of love, beauty
and sexuality. Part 2 of 3
8:00 American Masters
“Carol Burnett: A Woman of Character” For 11 years,
the comedic performer brought people together
weekly through her television show during the
divisive years of the 1960s and 1970s. She won —
and sometimes broke — hearts with her edgy,
always sympathetic, characters. She could fall
down a flight of stairs or hold her own in a duet
with Julie Andrews. This profile shows the many
sides of this multifaceted performer.
9:30 Erma Bomback: Legacy of Laughter
This film examines the life and career of the late
American humorist. Archival photographs, video
clips and personal memorabilia trace Bombeck’s
life. Interviews with family, friends and colleagues
and readings from her work expand the portrait.
10:00 Frontline
“Syria Behind the Lines” FRONTLINE’s Olly
Lambert is the first Western filmmaker to spend
an extended period living on both sides of Syria’s
sectarian frontline. He documents the realities
of everyday life for rebels, government soldiers
and civilians in the once peaceful area of Syria’s
heartland. The film is a portrait of a disintegrating
nation and the dividing lines between communities
and between life and death.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
10 Wednesday
6:00 PBS NewsHour
7:00 Nature
(D) “Clash: Encounters of Bears and Wolves”
Two great predators encounter each other in
Yellowstone National Park. In each encounter, the
opposition must be measured, strengths must be
tested and risks weighed; each time, one or the
other has the tactical advantage. Their encounters
illustrate how all animals in the park must assess,
decide and act — to fight or flee.
8:00 NOVA
(D) “Australia’s First 4 Billion Years: Awakening“
Hidden in the red hills of Australia are clues to the
mysteries of Earth’s birth, how life arose and how it
transformed the planet. Experts unveil the earliest
forms of life: an odd assortment of bacterial slime
that would flood the atmosphere with oxygen and
spark a biological revolution. Part 1 of 4 (Rpt. 4/13)
April 2013
9:00 The Truth About Exercise With Michael
Mosley
With recent advances in genetic testing technology
and brain stimulation techniques, scientists are
uncovering new and surprising truths about
what exercise is really doing to the body and why
different people respond to it differently. Mosley
volunteers himself as a human guinea pig to
discover the truth about exercise.
10:00 10 Things You Need To Know About
Losing Weight
Michael Mosley presents 10 science-based
approaches to losing weight without starving.
Experiments reveal the relationship between plate
size and food consumption, why soup is the most
filling of meals, how low-fat dairy products help
the body eliminate fat, the long-term fat-burning
potential of exercise, the counterintuitive fact that
meal-skipping doesn’t facilitate weight loss, and
more.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
FOYLE’S WAR Returns to
Fridays; BLETCHLEY CIRCLE
Begins on Sundays
There is mystery in the air on Fridays and
Sundays in April.
FOYLE’S WAR begins Friday, April
12, at 8:00 p.m. MT/PT and offers three
more stories from the closing days of World
War II. Christopher Foyle is called back from
retirement when his replacement DCS Meridith
is killed during an assassination attempt on
Detective Sergeant Paul Milner in Plan of
Attack.
Milner, who had not been getting along with
Foyle’s replacement, has been considering
leaving police work himself, while Sam, who
was sacked by Meridith, is working in the Air
Ministry’s cartography facility. By the time a
high-strung mapmaker is found hanged in the
woods, the trio is at work together to solve the
two murders and stay on the job to tackle more
mysterious deaths.
THE BLETCHLEY CIRCLE enters the
schedule Sunday, April 21, at 10:00 p.m.
MT/PT. This three-part murder-mystery set in
1952 pits four determined housewives against
an unknown serial killer who targets women.
What neither the police nor the killer realize
is the four women — Susan, Millie, Lucy and
Jean — have an extraordinary ability to break
codes. All four worked undercover at Bletchley
Park, the United Kingdom’s main decryption
establishment during World War II.
Susan is the first to apply her skills to a
collection of data on the series of murders and
tries unsuccessfully to convince the police
another murder is imminent. She gathers
her former colleagues and tells them: “He’s
making a pattern and he doesn’t realize he’s
doing it. If we can crack it, we’ll be able to see
what his next move will be. Just like knowing
where the German army will be in three days’
time. We can get ahead of him and stop him
before he kills again.”
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11 Thursday
6:00 PBS NewsHour
7:00 Doc Martin
“Don’t Let Go” Joe Penhale goes to desperate
lengths to prove to Maggie he has changed and
is the macho husband she wants. Aunt Ruth
uncovers a chest of family heirlooms igniting
memories Martin would rather ignore. Tension
mounts between Louisa and Martin as they
disagree over everything.
8:00 Outdoor Idaho
(*) “Backroad Adventures” Taking three routes
— Owyhee Backcountry Byway (Mud Flat Road),
Magruder Corridor and Lolo Motorway — the
program samples what Idaho’s 40,000 miles of
back roads offer travelers. Along the way, there are
scenic vistas, a bit of history and opportunities to
spot wildlife. (Rpt. 4/14)
“Rescuing Amphibians, Yellowstone Snowmobiles,
Saltwater Fishing” Teens from big cities join a new
program to recruit them for careers in the National
Park Service. Researchers rescue endangered frogs,
toads and salamanders from a deadly fungal
disease. The amount of wintertime snowmobile
traffic has become an ongoing issue in Yellowstone
National Park.
“A Talent for Life” Following the accusation that
Hewitt had assaulted fellow fly-fisher Margaret
Seagrove and the death of one of the suspects,
Barnaby and Troy are faced with several people
suspected of involvement in the deaths. Part 2 of 2
Megan Talbot tells the police she has killed her
husband. But when Richard and the team go to
LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER
Airs Fridays, April 12-26, at 9:00 p.m. MT/PT
The award-winning series that celebrates live performance
at the world’s largest performing arts center airs three shows
this month as part of its spring schedule. The lineup includes
a concert by crossover sensation Josh Groban and tributes to
the songs of Kate Smith by mezzo-soprano Stephanie Blythe
and the music of Rogers & Hammerstein by the New York
Philharmonic.
Josh Groban: All That Echoes (April 12) shines the
spotlight on the singer whose versatility ranges from opera
to pop and everything in between. Groban’s concert features
select favorites spanning his career.
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Celebration: Stephanie Blythe Meets Kate Smith (April
19) features Blythe’s renditions of some of the songs made
famous by the late singer Kate Smith, whose voice helped
both comfort and galvanize the nation during World War II.
Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Carousel With the New York
Philharmonic (April 26) is the famed orchestra’s staging of
the iconic American musical. The production features a cast
of stars drawn from Broadway and opera stages, including
Kelli O’Hara as Julie Jordan, and Nathan Gunn as Billy
Bigelow. Rob Fisher conducts and John Rando directs.
find the body, it has vanished only to be found later
by a local boat crew. However even with Megan
under arrest, something still does not sit right with
Richard.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
12 Friday
6:00 PBS NewsHour
7:30 Need To Know
8:00 Foyle’s War
“Plan of Attack” Milner arrests a local racketeer; in
retaliation there is an attack on Milner that misfires
and kills DCS Meredith, Foyle’s replacement. A highly
strung mapmaker is found hanged in the nearby
woods; Milner suspects murder. Foyle is called back
from retirement to lead the investigations. Part 1 of 2
9:00 Live From Lincoln Center
“Josh Groban: All That Echoes” The multi-platinum
recording artist, whose versatility ranges from
opera to pop, performs at a special one-night event
at Lincoln Center. His concert features selected
career-spanning favorites, such as his break-out
song “You Raise Me Up” from 2001.
“On the Air” Decades ago, radio fulfilled the idolmaking role across the country. Feinstein traces the
phenomenon with archival clips of Bing Crosby, Cab
Calloway, Kate Smith and others. He conducts one
of the last interviews with TV and stage star Rose
Marie, who was also a child radio star. Part 3 of 3
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
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KUID/KCDT only
KUID/KCDT only
“April Showers” The cast and orchestra open the
show with the 1921 favorite, “April Showers.”
Norma Zimmer and Jimmy Roberts “Look For the
Silver Lining.” Steve Smith sings of “April Love.”
Natalie Nevins says to “Look To the Rainbow.” Jo
Ann Castle plays a rousing “You Are My Sunshine.”
“Night Club” Mr. Grace asks staff members to come
up with suggestions for ways the store could make
money after shopping hours.
Hyacinth plans a candlelight supper to impress
the head of the local amateur operatic society and
show off her vocal talents.
“Alastair’s Engagement” Judy invites her new
boyfriend, Paul, to stay while Jean and Lionel are
out of town.
9:30 The Café
“Deal or No Deal” It is Carol’s birthday and she has a
very difficult decision to make.
“Back To Nature” Harold rents out the lodge to a
group that turns out to be a nudist organization.
Red finds a purpose for accordions.
10:30 My Family
”It’s Training Men” Ben insults a patient, who
storms out. Roger tells Ben their employer is using
an undercover patient to evaluate customer service
skills and he must attend a weekend of retraining
where clips of the incident are used in class.
11:00 Doctor Who
“The Vampires of Venice” The Doctor takes Amy and
Rory away for a romantic break but terror awaits in
16th-century Venice. The city has been sealed to
protect it from the Plague and something sinister
lurks within the House of Calvierri. When desiccated
corpses begin appearing in the streets, the Doctor
suspects something is not right with the mysterious
Rosanna.
“John Legend & The Roots” The performance is a
mix of mostly 1970s soul covers and a few originals.
“Captain” Kirk Douglas has a blistering guitar solo at
the end of the Bill Withers cover “I Can’t Write Left
Handed.”
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“Handmaids of the Gods” Part 2 of 3 (R from 4/9)
—/6:00 NOVA
“Australia’s First 4 Billion Years: Awakening” Part 1
of 3 (R from 4/10) KUID/KCDT only
7:00 Outdoor Idaho
(*) “Backroad Adventures” (R from 4/11)
“Photographer Bill Wallauer” The wildlife
photographer has some “home movies” to
share from his time as Jane Goodall’s director
of photography and his recent work on Disney’s
“Chimpanzees.”
Jenny is loaned to a short-staffed London Hospital
to work on the male surgical ward. Hesitant
about her temporary assignment, she becomes
increasingly uneasy when she finds herself working
under an intimidating surgeon. Back in Poplar,
Jane, a new addition to the household, lends a
hand in Jenny’s absence.
“Mr. Selfridge” After taking his wife, Rose, and
eldest daughter to see the iconic dancer Anna
Pavlova, Selfridge invites the dancer to his store for
a publicity event, and to take tea with his wife. Ellen
Love makes an appearance at the tea while Rose is
delayed by Bohemian painter Roddy Temple and his
friends. Part 3 of 8
10:00 New Tricks
“Glascow Ucos” Thirty years ago, Strickland and a
“Beverley Minster 2” Fiona Bruce and the team of
experts are back for a second visit in the East Riding
of Yorkshire. Hundreds of visitors come to see the
experts. Among the objects caught on camera are
a pair of valuable medical leech jars once used to
bleed patients, a curious sideboard that hides secret
drawers, and a ring with a locket containing the
hair of Napoleon Bonaparte.
“North England’s Lake District and Durham” Rick
hikes through the Cumbrian Lake District. He tours
a slate mine and conquers stony summits. He also
meets local residents, their dogs and sheep; plays
cricket and hikes Hadrian’s Wall.
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group of his associates, including Stephen Fisher,
were involved in a covert operation on behalf of
MI5. Now, someone is trying to kill all the members
of that group, and Strickland turns to the UCOS
team for help.
11:00 Orchestra of Exiles
World famous violinist and Polish Jew Bronislaw
Huberman embarks on a four-year odyssey, which
culminates in 1936 with the creation of a topflight symphony orchestra in the desert outback
of Palestine. His Jewish musicians were drawn
from among the best players of Europe and were
all escaping a world that would soon be torn apart
by Nazi aggression.
KEN BURNS’
THE CENTRAL PARK FIVE
Airs Tuesday, April 16, at 9:00 p.m. MT/PT
It was known as the Central Park
Jogger case. Set against the backdrop
of a city beset by violence and facing
deepening rifts between races and
classes, this Ken Burns film revisits
the crime, committed in April 1989.
Five black and Latino teenagers from
Harlem were wrongfully convicted for
the brutal rape of a white female jogger,
who nearly died from her injuries, in
New York’s Central Park.
Directed and produced by Burns,
his daughter, Sarah Burns, and David
McMahon, the documentary chronicles
the case from the perspective of the five
teenagers whose lives were upended by
this miscarriage of justice.
THE CENTRAL PARK FIVE
illuminates how law enforcement, social
institutions and media can undermine
the very rights of the individuals they
were designed to safeguard and protect,
says Sarah Burns. “This case is a lens
through which we can understand
the ongoing fault-line of race in
America,” says Burns, 30, who also
wrote the 2011 book The Central Park
Five: A Chronicle of a City Wilding.
“These young men were
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convicted long
before the trial,
by a city blinded
by fear, and
equally frightened by race. They
were convicted because it was all too
easy for people to see them as violent
criminals simply because of the color of
their skin.”
Within days of the assault, the five
teenagers confessed to the rape and
beating after many hours of aggressive
interrogation at the hands of seasoned
homicide detectives. The police
announced that the young men had
been part of a gang of teenagers who
were out “wilding,” assaulting joggers
and bicyclists in Central Park that
evening. They were tried as adults and
convicted of rape, despite inconsistent
and inaccurate confessions, DNA
evidence that excluded them, and no
eyewitness accounts that connected any
of them to the victim. The five served
their complete sentences, between six
and 13 years, before another
man admitted to the
crime.
12:30 Finding Kalman
A Holocaust survivor inspires her family to
connect with relatives they never met. Focusing
on her brother, Kalman, Anna recounts tales of a
mischievous boy who tried to escape the Warsaw
ghetto with her. Her daughter, an artist, devours
the stories and paints his portrait over and over
again.
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6:00 PBS NewsHour
”Cincinnati, Ohio” The show’s appraisers explore
the craftsmanship of Cincinnati carved furniture.
Then, it’s off to the races with a trophy from the
1908 Belmont Stakes and an early 20th-century
toy horse and buggy. Other treasures include a
French advertising poster and an impressive bust
of Abraham Lincoln, valued at $5,000-$7,000. Part
3 of 3 (Rpt. 4/20)
“Antiquing in Rochester, Minnesota” The pickers
head to Rochester’s annual Gold Rush Show, where
they are paired up to find something French and
one picker struggles to make it through the round.
Some key finds include a Chinese sandalwood
box, an antique radio, and a Limoges landscape
painting.
9:00 Globe Trekker
(D) “Around the World — Panamericana:
Conquistadors, Aztecs & Revolutions”Trekker Judith
Jones travels south to the lands of ancient empires.
In Mexico, she explores the myths and treasures
that once drew the Conquistadors to a country rich
in natural resources. Following their trail, her first
stop is colonial Chihuahua, where Pancho Villa was
a Mexican revolutionary leader.
(D) “Wonder Women! The Untold Story of American
Superheroines” This program traces the evolution
and legacy of Wonder Woman. From the birth
of the comic book superheroine in the 1940s to
the blockbusters of today, this film looks at how
popular representations of powerful women often
reflect society’s anxieties about women’s liberation.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
16 Tuesday
6:00 PBS NewsHour
7:00 Divine Women
“War of the Words”In the final episode host Bettany
Hughes looks at Theodora, the prostitute who
became an empress and allied herself with Mary
the Mother of God to rule over a great Christian
empire. Hughes also looks at the legacy of one of
the wives of the prophet Mohammad: Khadija, the
first convert to Islam and Aisha, whose words are
still read by more than 2 billion men and women
today. (Part 3 of 3)
8:00 Memphis Soul: In Performance at the
White House
President and Mrs. Obama host this performance
that honors the mix of gospel and potent rhythmic
grooves known as “Memphis Soul.” Legendary
labels like Stax-Volt Records in the mid- to late1960s featured artists such as Al Green and Mavis
Staples, who carried the sound from the Tennessee
city to the world.
9:00 The Central Park Five
(D) In April 1989, a 28-year-old white investment
banker went jogging through Central Park in New
York City. When she was found hours later, she
had been brutally raped, beaten and left for dead.
This film examines the notorious crime, the media
response and the public outcry it triggered, and the
miscarriage of justice that followed it, probing the
larger issues it raises about our nation’s complicated
past.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
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6:00 PBS NewsHour
7:00 Nature
(D) “The Mystery of Eels” Though much of the
natural world is discovered and understood, a few
mysteries remain. Consider the eel — snakelike
and slimy, with a row of jagged teeth. Yet aside
from these fearsome qualities, we know little about
this creature from the sea.
8:00 NOVA
“Australia’s First 4 Billion Years: Life Explodes” How
did life storm the beaches and dominate planet
Earth? Ancient Australian fossils offer clues. Host
Richard Smith introduces Earth’s forgotten pioneers:
the scuttling arthropod armies that invaded the
shores and the waves of green revolutionaries
whose battle for the light pushed plant life across
the face of a barren continent. Part 2 of 4
9:00 Guts With Michael Mosley
Using the latest in medical imagery and a tiny
state-of-the-art camera “pill” that he swallows
at the start of the film, host Michael Mosley takes
viewers on a remarkable journey through his own
internal system. At each stage he talks to medical
experts and explains the amazing functions that
happen without our conscious effort.
10:00 Battlefield Medicine
From the trauma wards of Camp Bastion field
hospital in Afghanistan, to cutting-edge medical
research labs, Michael Mosley follows the medical
pioneers behind procedures that have seen the
April 2013
survival rate among injured servicemen and
women rise to 90 percent. Designed for the war
zone, these developments are already making
waves in emergency rooms, from spray-on skin cells
to heal burns, to innovative surgical techniques like
rebuilding damaged hands from scratch. Part 1 of 2
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
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6:00 PBS NewsHour
7:00 Doc Martin
“Cats and Sharks” Bert Large’s restaurant is in
financial trouble and cannot afford the food and
drink for a charity event to raise money for Florence
Dingle’s cat sanctuary. Eleanor comes to the rescue
with a money-making plan but becomes sick
herself before cooking her feast. Meanwhile the
baby’s christening is planned just before Martin
intends to leave permanently for London.
8:00 Outdoor Idaho
(*) “Seeking Refuge” OUTDOOR IDAHO cameras
capture nature’s scenes and sounds in each of
Idaho’s six national wildlife refuges. Hundreds
of thousands of migrating birds, plus more who
find nesting sites in the refuges, also attract
birdwatchers, scientists and others to these special
places. (Rpt. 4/21)
(D) “Invading Crayfish, Underwater Robot, Grizzly
Destroyers” Segments in this show include a look
at robotic underwater gliders that investigate
mysterious “dead zones” off the Pacific coast. Also,
young students in Oregon learn how destructive
crayfish were transported across the Rockies for
science experiments in their own school, and
a landfill gets a second career as a solar power
station.
“Death and Dreams” Martin Wroath, a gambler who
is in the process of divorce, is found dead. Barnaby
is called in to investigate what is first reported as a
suicide, but soon appears to be murder. Part 1 of 2
A murder investigation turns personal for Richard
when the victim is murdered while handcuffed to
him. Richard and his team set out to learn more
about this man, who had been a prisoner in transit,
and why someone wanted him dead.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
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6:00 PBS NewsHour
7:30 Need To Know
8:00 Foyle’s War
“Plan of Attack” Sam, who has been working as a
librarian in the Air Ministry’s cartography facility,
joins the investigation. Racketeering, sabotage
and murder collide as the strands of the case
come together. Also together are the three law
enforcement comrades. Part 2 of 2
Celebration: Stephanie Blythe Meets Kate Smith”
Stephanie Blythe’s voice has captivated audiences
in the world’s great opera houses. Now she returns
to Lincoln Center with her popular music show
paying tribute to the great Kate Smith, whose
stirring songs helped comfort and galvanize our
nation in wartime.
10:00 Bull Runners of Pamplona
Every summer young men cross continents to reach
the ancient city of Pamplona, Spain, and find glory
“dancing on the horns of a bull.” The Running of
the Bulls in July is a ceremony dating back to 1385,
when the first wild bulls were run into town. Today,
it’s all about the primordial thrill of the scariest
chase in the world.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
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“Somerleyton” Host Fiona Bruce and the team are
in Suffolk near Lowestoft at Somerleyton Hall.
Treasures include a picture painted by a suffragette
artist who had arsonist tendencies, and a bracelet
given to Queen Victoria by Prince Albert upon the
birth of Princess Louise in 1848.
“Venice: City of Dreams” Rick points out the
monuments of Venice’s powerful past, then traces
its decline from Europe’s most powerful city to its
most hedonistic one. He is dazzled by masterpieces
of the Venetian Renaissance and takes a moonlight
gondola ride. Part 1 of 2
KUID/KCDT only
KUID/KCDT only
“25th Anniversary Show” Lawrence and
Champagne Lady, Norma Zimmer, open this
celebration by waltzing to the “Anniversary Song.”
Jack Imel repeats his 1966 debut performance of
“Sleep.” Lawrence leads the band to “Calcutta,” his
first gold record.
“Friends and Neighbors” Staff members are offered
accommodations on the premises to save travel
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time and money but find flat-sharing is difficult
too.
Hyacinth decides she and her husband, Richard,
should spend a weekend at a golfing hotel in order
to keep up with the Major and his wife.
Lionel, Jean, Judy and Sandy are concerned when
they hear noises from the empty house next door.
MR BEAN Actor Stars in
New Police Series
9:30 The Thin Blue Line
“The Queen’s Birthday Present” Rowan Atkinson
(MR BEAN) is Inspector Fowler, head of the uniform
branch of a suburban English police station.
The series opens as the Queen’s official birthday
is approaching — along with Raymond and
Patricia’s 10th anniversary. Fowler forgets about the
anniversary and creates tension in the relationship.
“Dalton’s Hot Gift” Mike gets Dalton a new barbecue
as a birthday present. Red uses a golf club to clean
up the yard.
10:30 My Family
“The Guru” Ben is mentioned in a book dedication
by a successful and wealthy celebrity dentist,
whom Ben cannot remember having met. Susan
reveals a romantic encounter in Albania.
11:00 Doctor Who
“Amy’s Choice” It has been five years since Amy Pond
last traveled with the Doctor and when he lands in
her garden again, on the eve of the birth of her
first child, she finds herself facing a heartbreaking
choice.
“Florence + The Machine/Lykke Li” Experimental
modern rock rules. Bluesy singer Florence
showcases her lungs, and Swedish chanteuse Li
highlights her album Wounded Rhymes.
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“War of the Words” Part 3 of 3 (R from 4/16)
—/6:00 NOVA
“Australia’s First 4 Billion Years: Life Explodes” Part 2
of 4 (R from 4/17) KUID/KCDT only
Two Programs Observe Earth Day
Ken Burns’
THE DUST BOWL
&
Green Fire
In observance of Earth Day
2013, an encore presentation of Ken
Burns’ THE DUST BOWL and a
documentary about Aldo Leopold,
the famed father of conservationism,
air in April.
Burns’ two-part documentary
airs Tuesdays, April 23 and 30, at
8:00 p.m. MT/PT and tells the story
of the farming boom in the early
20th century that transforms the
grassland of the southern plains into
wheat fields, which as open land is
a component of an environmental
chain of events that becomes the
worst manmade ecological disaster
in American history. Each year for
nearly a decade, the dust storms
grow more ferocious and more
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frequent. They sweep up millions
of tons of earth, kill crops and
livestock, and threaten to turn the
southern plains into a Sahara as
they spread the dust clear across the
country.
The 2012 Emmy-Award winning
GREEN FIRE: ALDO LEOPOLD
AND A LAND ETHIC FOR OUR
TIME (Wednesday, April 24,
at 9:00 p.m. MT/PT) chronicles
Leopold’s life in the early part of
the 20th century and the many
ways his land ethic idea continues
to be applied all over the world
today. Actor Peter Coyote lends his
talent as the voice of Leopold, and
the film’s on-screen guide is Curt
Meine, Leopold’s biographer.
7:00 Outdoor Idaho
(*) “Seeking Refuge” (R from 4/18)
“Cranberry Farming, Grebes, North Umpqua
Geology” Oregon cranberry farmers call the south
coast the Napa Valley of cranberry farming in the
U.S. High-speed cameras at Upper Klamath Lake
show how grebes can propel themselves as if they
walk on top of water.
Returning from her stint at the London Hospital,
Jenny needs all her midwifery skill when she
and Sister Evangelina assist at the birth of a baby
born with spina bifida. The parents struggle to
understand and accept their son’s condition. Jenny,
who has never delivered a disabled child, struggles
to accept the implications for the child’s future.
“Mr. Selfridge” Selfridge intercedes for spunky shop
girl Agnes Towler, whose abusive drunken father
had made a scene at the store. Meanwhile Selfridge
discovers Roddy’s painting of his wife, and he and
Rose face a moment of truth. Ellen also confronts
him, and alcohol, pills and driving under the
influence take their toll. Part 4 of 8
10:00 The Bletchley Circle
In 1952 England, housewife and former World War
II codebreaker Susan notices a pattern in a string of
London murders. She contacts her old friends Millie,
Lucy and Jean from Bletchley Park, the country’s
wartime decryption establishment. Together they
set out to determine how the killer is finding his
victims and find the latest missing girl. Part 1 of 3
11:00 New Tricks
“Part of a Whole” Standing and McAndrew travel
to Glasgow, where a new UCOS section is being
established. While there, they agree to help
investigate the unsolved murder of a bookie. The
case brings McAndrew face-to-face with an old
adversary.
12:00/— Globe Trekker
“Around the World — Panamericana: Incas &
Inquisitions” Brianna Barnes journeys to Peru,
home of the legendary Incas.
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6:00 PBS NewsHour
”Rapid City, South Dakota” This episode visits one
of America’s greatest treasures, Mount Rushmore
National Memorial, to look at presidential prints.
Some notable finds in Rapid City include a suite of
furniture by Thomas Molesworth from the famous
“Ranch A,” and signed military documents of Elvis
Presley, valued at $4,000-$5,500. Part 1 of 3 (Rpt.
4/27)
“Antiquing in Liberty, North Carolina” The pickers
travel to the Liberty Antique Festival where twice
a year more than 400 dealers pack a farm with
antiques and collectibles. The challenge to find a
20th-century American item puts one of the pickers
up against the clock. One picker’s decision not to
budge from a bottom line price point is a game
changer.
9:00 Globe Trekker
(D) “Around the World — Panamericana: Incas
& Inquisitions” Trekker Brianna Barnes journeys
to Peru, home of the legendary Incas, where she
begins her trek in Cajamarca, where thousands
of Incan soldiers were slaughtered by Pizarro’s
conquistadors. After visiting one of the world’s
largest gold mines, Brianna makes her way to Lima,
once home to the Spanish Inquisition in South
America. In Cusco, she learns about the golden Inca
Empire before ending her journey on the volcano El
Misti.
(D) “The Island President” President Mohamed
Nasheed of the Maldives is a man with a bigger
problem than any other world leader has ever
faced — the literal survival of his island country
and everyone in it. After bringing democracy to
the Maldives, he must now ensure that his tiny
country doesn’t disappear under rising sea levels.
That means capturing the attention of global
superpowers, forging alliances, and persuading the
skeptical.
11:30/— Charlie Rose
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6:00 PBS NewsHour
FAKE OR FORTUNE? Takes Up
More Art Mysteries
7:00 Fake Or Fortune?
“Degas and the Little Dancer” Journalist Fiona
Bruce, art expert Philip Mould and art historian
Bendor Grosvenor, along with cutting-edge
scientists investigate mysteries behind paintings in
a new three-part season. A small painting bought
as a work by Edgar Hilaire Degas is not in the official
catalogue and is not recognized as genuine. The trio
travels to Paris, Hamburg and Berlin while chasing
its history. Part 1 of 3
8:00 The Dust Bowl
(D) “The Great Plow Up” Filmmaker Ken Burns
chronicles the environmental catastrophe of the
Great Plains during the 1930s. The frenzied wheat
boom of the early 20th century that plows the
prairie lands becomes the victim of a decade-long
drought that turns those lands into deserts and
unleashes a pattern of massive, deadly dust storms.
Twenty-six survivors of those hard times tell their
stories and the eloquently written diaries of two
women provide a narrative. Part 1 of 2
April 2013
10:00 Frontline
“The Retirement Gamble” Ten trillion dollars in
Americans’ retirement savings are invested in large
and small accounts managed by banks, brokerages,
mutual funds, and insurance companies. But
whether an IRA or 401K will assure a safe retirement
is largely a gamble. Building off reporting from the
special “Money, Power and Wall Street,” FRONTLINE
raises questions about how America’s financial
institutions protect retirement savings.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
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6:00 PBS NewsHour
7:00 Nature
(D) “Jungle Eagle” The world’s most powerful birds
of prey, the top predators of the South American
rainforest, harpy eagles are seldom seen. Filmmaker
Fergus Beeley and his camera team locate a nest
130 feet above the jungle floor and risk attack by
the adult female to install a nest cam for close-up
views of the harpy family.
8:00 NOVA
“Australia’s First 4 Billion Years: Monsters“ Host
Richard Smith comes face-to-face with the
previously unknown reptilian rulers of prehistoric
Australia as this episode resurrects the giants that
stalked the land and discovers that some of them
were among the largest ever to have walked the
Earth. Part 3 of 4
9:00 Green Fire: Aldo Leopold and a Land Ethic
for Our Time
Actor Peter Coyote serves as narrator and lends
his talent as the voice of the famed father of
conservationism, Aldo Leopold. This film explores
Leopold’s life in the early part of the 20th century
and the many ways his land ethic idea continues to
be applied all over the world today.
10:00 Battlefield Medicine
The survival rate in Afghanistan is the highest in
the history of combat, but many veterans live with
dreadful injuries. Michael Mosley explores what
medicine and technology can do to help rebuild
their shattered lives. He reveals examples of mindcontrolled prosthetics, growing spare body parts
and face transplants, which are helping wounded
troops and civilians overcome life-changing injuries.
Part 2 of 2
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
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7:00 Doc Martin
“Ever After” Mrs. Tishell’s long-standing crush on
Doc takes a dramatic turn in this final episode of the
season. Fueled by a cocktail of drugs, Tishell can no
longer hide her unrequited love for the physician,
and decides she must take drastic action. But her
husband arrives back unexpectedly from his work
on the oil rigs and announces his intention to retire
so they can spend more time together.
8:00 Outdoor Idaho
(*) “Cycling Idaho”Whether it is an afternoon family
ride on a picturesque trail, heavy-duty mountain
biking, serious long-distance travel or road racing,
Idaho meets the cycling challenge and provides a
variety of experiences few states can match. The
program shows how biking can rejuvenate people
and communities alike. (Rpt. 4/28)
(D) “Badlands, Haven for Hawks, Dying Hemlocks”
With a rich population of raptors, a conservation
area in Idaho draws visitors eager to learn about
hawks, eagles and falcons. Also, volunteers clean up
and restore a desert wilderness in Oregon, and local
residents campaign to protect a mining-scarred but
still spectacular landscape in Colorado’s San Juan
Range.
“Death and Dreams” Additional deaths, including at
the hospital run by Barnaby’s old acquaintance, Dr.
Jane Moore, have the detective trying to get to the
bottom of what is going on. Barnaby’s own life is
threatened before he realizes the links among the
deaths. Part 2 of 2
With Richard struck down by a tropical disease and
Camille in Paris, it is left to Dwayne and Fidel to
solve the apparently impossible murder of a local
diver. As if their job isn’t tough enough, they also
have to contend with holidaying British cop DS
Angela Young.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
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6:00 PBS NewsHour
Never Forget to Lie
Airs Tuesday, April 30, at 10:00 p.m. MT/PT
Over the course of his 50-year career,
filmmaker Marian Marzynski has
occasionally turned his cameras on himself
and his story of surviving the Holocaust,
which claimed the life of his father and
millions of other European Jews.
In his latest film, Marzynski returns
to Poland and the Jewish ghettos of his
childhood. But this time, he is not alone. In
Never Forget to Lie, Marzynski chronicles
the poignant, painful recollections of other
child survivors. The film rescues haunting
pieces of the past while exploring the
conflicting feelings about national, cultural,
and religious identity that mark many
survivors.
“The Holocaust story has been told by
others; this is our turn,” Marzynski says. “In
our old bodies, we are still children.”
In the film, Marzynski attends an annual
Warsaw gathering of Holocaust survivors. He
accompanies some of them to the Warsaw
ghetto from which he and others escaped
through the aid of sympathetic Christian
friends. Their childhood memories bear the
stain of Nazi oppression.
Marzynski began his career as a journalist
and popular television show host in
Poland. His work includes dozens of films
broadcast on FRONTLINE, AMERICAN
EXPERIENCE and NOVA.
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7:30 Need To Know
8:00 Foyle’s War
“Broken Souls” Foyle plays chess with Josef Novak,
a Polish-Jewish psychiatrist at a nearby military
mental-health institution where the head of
the facility is found murdered. Meanwhile Fred
Dawson, a crippled former POW, comes home to
find a German prisoner working on his farm. Part
1 of 2
“Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Carousel With the New
York Philharmonic” The New York Philharmonic
leads an all-star semi-staged performance
of this classic featuring Kelli O’Hara, Nathan
Gunn, Stephanie Blythe and more. The second
collaboration of Richard Rodgers and Oscar
Hammerstein, Carousel remains an enduring
theater landmark; together with Oklahoma it
changed the American musical forever.
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“Rapid City, South Dakota” Part 1 of 3 (R from 4/22)
“Swindon 1” At the Steam Museum in Swindon,
treasures include one of the rarest pieces of silver
brought to the show, and a small ring that holds a
big surprise for the owner. There are also uneaten
slices of royal wedding cakes and hundreds of rail
tickets from stations that closed in the 1960s.
“Venice and Its Lagoon” Rick samples sumptuous
art treasures, and explores back-street wonders.
He cruises its lagoon with stops in Murano for glass,
Burano for lace, and Torcello for a sense of where
Venice was born. Part 2 of 2
KUID/KCDT only
KUID/KCDT only
“Sights & Sounds of L.A.” On this 1979 show,
Lawrence and the band play an updated version
of “Up a Lazy River.” Bobby and Barbara dance to
“L.A. Is.” Henry Cuesta performs “Smoke Gets in
Your Eyes.”
“Pop Star” Mr. Spooner discovers a hidden talent
with a prospect of a new career. Other staff
members want to share his rise to fame.
Hyacinth is fearful that the tumultuous lives of her
family members will cast a pall on the carefully
polished image she tries so hard to maintain.
Jean feels her life is mundane and uneventful
and she wants Lionel to come up with a suitable
surprise to pep things up.
9:30 The Thin Blue Line
“Fire and Terror” Grim and the CID initiate a
counter-terrorism operation. Fowler deals with
mythomaniacs, and Habib becomes attracted to a
fireman.
“Viva Las Possums” Harold stages a ’50s weekend
with an Elvis impersonation contest. Red makes a
wood chipper out of a clothes dryer.
10:30 My Family
“A Very Brief Encounter” Susan’s old university
friend Margot comes to Susan and Ben for support
while she is going through a divorce. Ben agrees to
help Margot make her estranged husband jealous,
which somehow leads to Ben and Susan hiding in
a closet.
11:00 Doctor Who
“The Hungry Earth” A deep drilling project in 2015
reaches deeper beneath the Earth’s crust than ever
before. When the Doctor, Amy and Rory arrive in a
tiny mining village, they find themselves plunged
into a battle against a deadly danger from a bygone
age.
“Coldplay” The Grammy-winners and modern-rock
giants perform their hits and selections from their
album Mylo Xyloto.
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6:00/5:00 Fake or Fortune
“Degas and the Little Dancer” Part 1 of 3 (R from
4/23)
—/6:00 NOVA
“Australia’s First 4 Billion Years: Monsters” Part 3 of 4
(R from 4/24) KUID/KCDT only
7:00 Outdoor Idaho
(*) “Cycling Idaho” (R from 4/25)
“Citizen Science, Ice Diving, Time-lapse Photography”
Citizens help scientists gather data. Cameras follow
ice divers from Klamath County Dive Search & Rescue
Team into a dangerous world of freezing temperatures
and surprising beauty.
The whole Poplar community pulls together
to prepare for the annual Summer Fete. The
introduction of a baby show involves the midwives,
especially Trixie, who must secure a celebrity judge.
At the ante-natal clinic, Jenny meets Nora, an
impoverished mother of eight, who is distraught
that she may soon have another mouth to feed.
“Mr. Selfridge” With Selfridge badly hurt in a car
crash, his chief of staff, Roger Grove, takes over the
operation of the store. Grove’s first decision is to
ban Lady Mae’s suffragettes from meeting in the
store. Agnes gets to know Henri Leclair, the window
dresser. Staff members work on a solution for the
suffragettes. Part 5 of 8
April 2013
10:00 The Bletchley Circle
When Scotland Yard dismisses the women’s
theories, they realize it is up to them to stop the
killer before he takes his next victim. They identify
a suspect and use Lucy to lure him into a trap, but
the plan goes awry, causing the women to take a
different approach. Part 2 of 3
11:00 New Tricks
“A Death in the Family” Jack Halford announces he
is quitting UCOS. Before Detective Superintendent
Sandra Pullman and the remaining team members
can question him on the decision, they are thrown
into a 100-year-old unsolved murder case.
Shadowy Whitehall intelligence figure Stephen
Fisher gives them just 24 hours to solve the case.
12:00/— Globe Trekker
“Around the World — Pacific Journeys: Santiago
to Pitcairn” Zay Harding takes off for island hopping
from Santiago de Chile, gateway to Easter Island.
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6:00 PBS NewsHour
”Rapid City, South Dakota” This episode includes a
visit to the Sturgis Motorcycle Museum & Hall of
Fame — located in the town famous for its annual
motorcycle rally. Highlights include TWA travel
posters; a 1932 signed photograph of the national
treasure, Mount Rushmore; and a Rock-Ola juke box
valued at $2,000-$3,000. Part 2 of 3 (Rpt. 5/4)
“Vintage Phoenix” The first visit to Arizona’s capital
was in 1997, when the state was buzzing about a
UFO sighting. Since then many things have changed
including the value of some of the treasures: The
original 1897 “Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Claus,”
letter to the New York Sun is today worth up to
$50,000, a $20,000 bump in value. Other treasures
have not been so lucky.
9:00 Globe Trekker
(D) “Around the World — Pacific Journeys:
Santiago to Pitcairn” Trekker Zay Harding begins his
Pacific journey in Santiago de Chile, the gateway
to Easter Island. From there he heads to Tahiti, the
Polynesian paradise that enticed Louis-Antoine de
Bougainville, Captain Cook and Captain Bligh and
his Bounty mutineers. Zay embarks on an ocean
voyage along the waters charted by these famous
explorers, including a perilous crossing to Pitcairn
Island.
“The Undocumented” Border Patrol agents, Native
Americans, smugglers, ranchers, retirees and
samaritans form a constellation of people engaged
with the Arizona-Mexico border on a daily basis
— policing it, inhabiting it, crossing it, working it,
making it safer or simply feeling its consequences.
But at the center of it all is the migrant. This film
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tells the story of the migrants who die while trying
to cross an unforgiving desert in search of a better
life.
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6:00 PBS NewsHour
7:00 Fake Or Fortune?
“Turner: A Miscarriage of Justice?” Fine art collected
by spinster sisters in the early years of the 20th
century is part of the collection of the National
Museum of Wales. Several prized paintings said to
be by JMW Turner have been declared fakes, but
Philip believes three landscapes may be authentic.
He and Fiona follow the trail to Turner’s secret lover
and through the latest forensic testing. Part 2 of 3
8:00 The Dust Bowl
(D) “Reaping the Whirlwind” For nearly a decade,
the dust storms of the 1930s grow more ferocious
and more frequent, sweeping up millions of tons
of earth, killing crops and livestock, even spreading
the dust across the country. Thousands flee, forced
onto the road in an exodus unlike anything the
United States had seen. But other thousands
persevere against enormous odds. Part 2 of 2
10:00 Frontline
“Never Forget to Lie” In this deeply personal
documentary, filmmaker Marian Marzynski returns
to the Warsaw ghetto of his childhood. Marzynski
tells the story of how he as a Jewish boy escaped
the Holocaust, hiding from the Nazis and surviving
the war as an altar boy in a Catholic monastery. He
shares the poignant, painful recollections of other
child survivors, many of whom are visiting scenes
of their childhood for the last time.
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:30/— Newsline
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STATION NOTES
Thanks to Everyone Who Helped Us
During FESTIVAL 2013!
By Megan Griffin, Director of Development
As I write the station notes, FESTIVAL
2013 is well under way. This annual on-air
pledge drive is shaping up to be our most
successful yet, and we hope to raise more
than $1 million. Thanks to all of you who
have made your financial contribution to
support television that educates, informs
and inspires.
Extra special thanks go to our fabulous
friends and viewers, for:
• Volunteering your time
• Making and fulfilling your financial
pledges
• Recognizing that Idaho Public
Television is a valuable statewide resource
and supporting our efforts
This year we were lucky to work
with more than 900 returning and new
volunteers. These folks generously shared
their time to answer phones, feed our
guests, tally pledges, operate cameras,
floor direct, fill balloons and assist with so
many other important FESTIVAL jobs.
We are grateful to each and every one of
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our volunteers because they truly are the
heart and soul of FESTIVAL. We couldn’t
host our 16-day fun-filled party without
this talented, flexible and supportive crew.
Because of our volunteers and corporate
underwriting partners, membership dollars
go straight to programming costs.
We also need to thank our
CHALLENGE donors: Parkwood
Business Properties; Anne Voillequé; The
James and Barbara Cimino Foundation;
Eagle, Idaho, Anonymous Sustainer
Challenge; The Perc H. Shelton and
Gladys A. Pospisil Shelton Foundation;
and Meldon L. Glenn. Also thanks go to
Pioneer Federal Credit Union and Cable
ONE for matching online pledges. As we look toward summer and the end
of our fiscal year, we ask that you please
fulfill your pledge commitment by the end
of June.
Thank you again for your support. And
remember, you are the “public” in Idaho
Public Television!
Ron’s Picks
continued from page 17
producer of AMERICAN MASTERS.
“This project has been a joy. Mel can
make anything funny — he even had
me in stitches during a conference call
about distribution contracts. His humor
is truly instinctive — and constant!”
“When they called me to say I had
been chosen as the next ‘American
Master,’ I thought they said I was
chosen to be the next Dutch Master.
So I figured what the hell, at least I’ll
get a box of cigars. When I realized
my mistake I was both elated and a
little disappointed at losing the cigars,”
cracks Brooks, who will receive the
41st AFI Life Achievement Award this
June.
AMERICAN MASTERS Mel
Brooks: Make a Noise debuts on
Monday, May 20, at 9:00 p.m. MT/PT.
And that is my pick for next month.
Community
Cinema Discusses
Island Nation
April’s Community Cinema film
is the INDEPENDENT LENS film
The Island President, showing at
three sites across Idaho.
The event begins at 5:30 p.m. in
Pocatello on April 19 in the Bengal
Theater at Idaho State University,
and Boise on April 23 in the Boise
State University Student Union
Hatch C-D. The Twin Falls event
is April 24 at 7:00 p.m. in the Twin
Falls Center for the Arts.
ThankYou!
Idaho Public Television thanks our Festival 2013 Sponsors, Friends and Companies whose
generosity helped make Idaho Public Television’s Festival 2013 a success.
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Anne Voillequé
Avista Corp.
Bank of America
Bank of the Cascades
Blaisdell Family Dentistry
Blue Cross of Idaho
Boise Cascade
BSU Idaho Bird Observatory
Cable ONE
CH2M HILL
Citi Cards
CSHQA
D.L. Evans Bank
Hawley Troxell
Hewlett Packard
Idaho Cable Telecommunications
Association
Idaho Power
Intermountain Gas Co.
J.R. Simplot Company
James and Barbara Cimino
Foundation
Key Bank
The Land Trust of the
Treasure Valley
Meldon L. Glenn
Micron Foundation
Mountain Monkey Business
in McCall
Mountain West Bank
OfficeMax
Parkwood Business Properties
Perc H. Shelton and Gladys A.
Pospisil Shelton Foundation
Pioneer Federal Credit Union
April 2013
St. Luke’s Children’s Hospital
U.S. Bank
UBS Financial Services
United Water Idaho
Walmart
Western Benefit Solutions
Westmark Credit Union
ZGA Architects & Planners
Zions Bank
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CONTRIBUTIONS
Albertsons in Eagle
Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream
Blue Sky Bagels
Boise Fry Company
Cafe’ Ole’ Restaurant & Cantina
Castle Ranch Steakhouse
Casual Cakes
Dawson Taylor Coffee Roasters
Deli George
Domino’s Pizza
Flatbread Neopolitan Pizzeria
Fred Meyer Eagle Island
Fred Meyer on Fairview
Fred Meyer on Franklin
Fred Meyer on Glenwood
Fred Meyer Twin Falls
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